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Demonstartion organized by Fanmi Lavalas and PPN(Parti Popupilaire National)

May 21, 2007

Demonstartion organized by Fanmi Lavalas and PPN(Parti Popupilaire National)

Demonstartion organized by Fanmi Lavalas and PPN(Parti Popupilaire National)

This demonstration was held may 17, 2007. they mached on the capitol aganist expensive of life, freedom for all who arrested illegaly by Latorute's government, return in their offices all people forced to leave their offices after the coup february 29, 2004 against Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the departure of MINUSTAH in Haiti and the return of the former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide in his country.

Wadner Pierre

Photo: Wadner Pierre

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