Radio Vision 2000, Marie Lucie Bonhomme, Valery Numa, Daly Valet
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Among his other endeavors are the newsman's hotel, Kickback, and other business holdings in the South Haiti locale, Camp Perrin, from where his radio station will be broadcast. The goal is for FM Platinum to reach 18 southern towns by way of relay through other radio programs, a 'first' as announced by Valery. His last broadcast on the program he is known for, 'Guest of the Day', will be broadcast on Friday, September 2nd, after which the prodigal journalist, Marie-Lucie Bonhomme will return to host the popular show.
Marie-Lucie Bonhomme has spend a large chunk of her 42 years hosting many shows on Radio Vision 2000 after establishing her worth as a journalist during the second downfall of President Aristide in 2004. A graduate of the State University of Haiti and student of schools as far away as Paris and Belgium, Bonhomme has also held the role of director of information for the station she now returns to.
Recently honored as a 'heroic woman' at the Kennedy Center, by Vital Voices Global Partnership, Marie-Lucie Bonhomme has been noted for persevering in her intrepid journalism amidst threats to her life. Her vigorous defense of the public's right to the news is a virtue Radio Vision 2000 must be glad to welcome home.
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