Martelly Propaganda - Haiti Observer Blog

This is something you can see for yourself. The third anniversary of the Government of Michel Martelly was celebrated in Champ-de-Mars this Wednesday, May 14, 2014 in front of an imposing crowd.

According to the number of people who were present at Champ-de-Mars to celebrate with the president, I can only make two conclusions: it's either the government or its supporters did a great job to gather all these people in Champ-de-Mars or the population is really satisfied with the accomplishments of his government.

Here is the video showing a large crowd of people in Champ-de-Mars to celebrate the three years of Michel Martelly in office

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This is a picture worth sharing with you which was first noticed by touthaiti.com. Haiti was the host for the 24th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), which will be held on February 18 and 19, 2013.

This picture you are looking at was a banner placed along the road Bourdon on the way to Pétion-Ville. This banner in which the Haitian President personally welcomes the CARICOM members to Haiti.

In my opinion, this is a classic case of propaganda on the part of this government. We have seen it in many other situations where the credit is giving personally to the president.

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On April 25, 2012, Mr. Alex Saint Surin who hosts a popular Radio show on Radio Mega in Miami had the honor to welcome our president Michel Martelly who has been recovering in Miami from a blood clot in his lung.

The experienced radio host spent over two hours with President Martelly and wife, allowing them to conduct free propaganda on his show, instead of asking him important questions about the status of the country as well as holding him responsible for being the president of Haiti.

Indeed, the popular Radio host on Radio Mega, Alex Saint Surin, covered a variety of topics with President Martelly. From his current health condition, to the reason he had to travel to Miami, from his relationship with the Haitian parliament to former Prime Minister Garry Conille, from issue related to his citizenship to allegation of corruption with the Dominican Senator Felix Bautista. This is just to name a few.

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Looking at President Michel Martelly distributing gifts to those who could not afford to is truly a good thing. The president has been able to make Christmas for many families a little brighter. Many received gifts such as toys for the children, envelops with cash, motorcycles and even brand new cars for a few who were the luckiest.

I know this is good and specially at the end of the year it is probably a good thing to do for the people who have been through so much. Too many people in Haiti had to deal with so many bad situation for at least the past two years; namely. the 2010 earthquake, Cholera, poverty, insecurity, health issues, and much more.

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