Video - Protest against Michel Martelly's Government in Port-au-Prince

Updated December 2, 2012 9:19 PM

The Haitian population took to the streets on Sunday, September 30, 2012 to protest against the current government of Michel Martelly. After the Cities of Les Cayes, Cap-Haitian and other regions, this past Sunday was the turn of the people in the Haitian Capital Port-au-Prince to show their frustration about the current situation.

Several thousands of people were marching around the National Palace on Sunday, September 30, 2012 to protest against the high cost of living. Many demanded that the government leave office. Current Haitian Senator Moise Jean-Charles arrived on a horse to take part of the manifestation.

This protest was organized by the Fanmi lavalas political party, a party that was headed by former president Jena Bertrand Aristide who has managed to keep a low profile since his returned to Haiti.

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Berthauny Bernard says...

Mezanmi mouin te panse te gen moun kap panse nan peyia pou jan bagay la ye nan peyia pou gen moun ki gen ase kouray peye ti pep inosan pran lari pou yo ka regle zafe yo .Mezanmi kote ou konn oue bagay sa pou yon senate de la repiblik an tet menifestasyon nou pa oue sa se yon avilisman li te pou peyi dayiti panse sou sa moun ki gen bon

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