Democratic Movement for a Real change in Haiti

11/16/2024

𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔.

12/10/2019

We all know there is no quick fix to Haiti's endemic corruption. It took years to get to that point. It will take years to eradicate and a level of commitment both from Haitians and the international community. As both has been enablers to Haiti's state of affairs. If we want president Jovenel Moise to become the poster child of corruption, so be it. But we can no longer afford to replace a group of corrupts with another group of corrupts. As we have lived through five transitional governments. If anything they have made matters worse. We want to sell to the teanager who still believes in Santa Claus that this transition will be the last when we well know it's not true. After witnessing the lack of trust that the majority has shown to the opposition leaders, we need to go back to the drawing board. Something I don't foresee any of us willing to do. As some of us on all sides of the aisle are seeking the help of the international community. We are clearly sending the signal that we are incapable of running our own country. And willing to seat at the table inclusively.

The departure of president Moise will not take place without the accord of the middle class. As most middle and small entreprises have fallen victims of the months of protests. The lost of income of the middle class has to be addressed. Some have become the "NEW POOR"
As long as there is a refusal to address the issues and concerns of the middle class, there is no light at the end of the tunnel.

After seeing the opposition in action. The corruption level of the people in the opposition. I don't think the resignation of president Jovenel Moise is the solution.

The solution to Haiti problems is to start at the grassroots level. By changing one commune at a time. Educating the voters so they can make better political choices. Have a new electoral council. Amend the constitution to make it more inclusive for all Haiti's children. A strong reform of the judicial system. Provide better assistance and training to the police force. Reinstating the military with a new mandate. Create a more inclusive society where all human rights are valued and protected. Reinforce our agricultural sector. Becoming a state of law where impunity is no longer the norm.

Basically rebuild the nation

Vive Haiti libéré

Carmel Gabriel

10/30/2019

Bonjou. Koman nou leve matin yan? Eske nou pare pou nou sove Ayiti?

Ke nou panse lot la vole, asasin, kowompi. Nou tout se Ayitien. Nou oblije viv ansanm. Nan denye de mwa lock la Ayiti sot fe youn lot 25 an back.

Ampil komes mwayen ak piti fe fayit. Ampil peyizan pedi rekolt yo. Ampil machann pedi komes yo. Ampil mounn ke nap defann sitiyation economik yo vinn pi mal

Timounn paka al lekol. Mounn ap mouri paske yo paka rive lopital. Guin mounn kap di paguin lekol pou lot timounn. Wi min sa pa vle di ke pou tout mounn pa al lekol. Kriz la pap rezoud afe lekol pou ti mounn ki paka ale. Wi paguin lopital pou tout mounn. Eske se pou tet sa pou kite sak ka al lopital yo mouri?

Ann met emotyon de kote pou nou bati Ayiti. Mwen pa di pou nou padone pesonn. Min ann cheche youn konsansis antre nou. Ann fe sa pou Ayiti. Ann fe sa pou pitit nou. Ann pa tann se zot ki pou bann solityon pepe a

Ann chita pale

Carmel Gabriel

10/09/2019

I woke up this morning with the hope that the rich Haitians will understand the concept of giving back. To whom much is given. Much is expected.
That our bothers and sisters will stop hurting each other by killing each other and destroying properties. Mr Jovenel Moise will be gone and we will have to deal with the consequences of our actions. I understand some of us are angry and feel deprived and marginalized for so long. But we still have to live together. Haiti is ours. Let's nurture this land that our ancestors gave their lives for us to rip the benefits.
Regardless of the way we feel about each other and believe that some of us should be in jail or not benefiting from the struggle of our ancestors, we are all Haitians. We need to sit and talk. Dialogue does mean agreement and compromise. But we have to talk. Only through dialogue will come a resolution. Enough of the killings and destruction.

08/19/2018

07/25/2016

An American citizen who seemed to be investigating this practice of children being smuggled across the border had spoken to me a few months ago. This is going on all across the border. Some areas are more vulnerable than others. As we know this border is porous. Especially in the commune of Anse a Pitres. You know what I got sidetracked between the traji-komedy as you call it going on, and other issues. That's why extreme poverty is so endemic . They sidetracked with all kind of stupid issues and you can barely eat. Cause you fighting to stay afloat. The evil forces are operating destroying the future of this country. The smuggling of children not only is a human right violation; it is the biggest crime against Haiti's future. I wish I could really do more but in Haiti, when you don't have the political clout, you become very limited in the results of your accomplishment. And some good deeds may be looked at as bad for your survival.

07/18/2016

Je pense que nous devons recommencer a former des hommes et des femmes qui seront en mesure d'ammener notre Haiti vers un avenir meilleur. Mais avant tout nous devons accepter que nous avons echouer. L'heure n'est plus aux blames. Il nous faut un dialogue national INCLUSIF ou nous allons "construire" une Haiti pour les cinquantes prochaines annees. Il est temps que nous laissons a nos enfants une structure dans un pays de droit. Plus d'excuse. Nous avons suffisamment jouer. La fin de la recreation est arrivee.

04/27/2016

08/01/2015

I am making a personal plea to all my FB friends to donate to my campaign for depute at gofundme.com/2a5de65dxu5d. Thx

07/07/2015

Will you be willing to contribute for change?