King Kino returns from self-imposed exile to support Steeve Khawly
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Isn't Steeve Khawly a candidate under political party BOUCLIER?
Isn't BOUCLIER a political party very close to President Michel Martelly?
This decision by King Kino to support Steeve Khawly of BOUCLIER and not Maryse Narcisse also marks a break with Fanmi Mavalas as well. Does this mean he no longer support Fanmi Lavalas?
I am totally confused here. Why was Kino in exile to begin with?
What do you think?
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