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Jean Henry Ceant: Is He The Man 

By: Jacques Dady Jean

President Preval has begun a series of secret talks with the presidential hopefuls. Many candidates said that that they are skeptical about any conversation with Preval but, paradoxically, they are too happy to sit down with him secretly for any possible opportunity to gain some political advantage. Actually for a candidate like former first lady and Senator Myrlande Manigat , this casual meeting seems to be a disservice. Many of her supporters expressed their discontent about her meeting with the outgoing president, Rene Preval, who has lost the trust of his countrymen because of his cynical behavior especially toward former president Aristide. 

Wyclef Jean and President Rene Preval

The first candidate who surrendered to President Preval’s subterfuge talk was Wyclef Jean, followed by Mrs. Myrlande Manigat.  Preval’s third target was a very challenging one; Henri Ceant, not a typical candidate, a lawyer, a notary public and a farmer who grew up in a modest family with strong ethical values. His mother was illiterate; nevertheless, she nurtured a child that has become a noble gentleman and a model for society. This week, Henri Ceant declined the President’s invitation for a sweet personal talk. Although his name is among the candidates that Haiti’s electoral council qualified to run for president, Ceant chooses to challenge the council’s decision on behalf of the others that have been disqualified.

“An honorable man must act with strength of his character and I must be inflexible when it comes to making decisions about policies that are inconsistent with the core moral principles that make up the dignity and sovereignty of a nation,” he said. 

Attorney Jean Henry Ceant

Many Haitians cried: at last we have found a man, when the news hit the waves that Mr. Ceant turned down an invitation to meet the President alone because of his lack of ethical values and the irresponsible way that he is leading the country with a complete disregard for the right of the people and the sovereignty of the nation. Despite all of this, a few observers believe that Ceant’s decision is naive and politically incorrect to decline an invitation from a head of state.

Contrarily to Mrs. Manigat and hip-hop singer Wyclef Jean, Ceant has shown the type of personality that the Haitian people dream to see in the person who will succeed Rene Preval. We have not seen a man like Ceant in Haitian politics for many years, whereas most of our leaders would prostitute themselves for the sake of getting power or to keep it.

Ceant stated with clarity that the President needs to have a public conversation with the Haitian people, not private conversation with a few political leaders. He wishes to have a public dialogue with the President to debate the electoral crisis that is threatening this fragile democratic process. The double standard policy adopted by the electoral council on the recommendation of President Preval is unacceptable and must be reconsidered, affirmed Henri Ceant.

Ceant became the front-runner in Haiti’s presidential race shortly after he took the decision to run for president, due to his education, his integrity, his experience and his alleged association with former president Jean Bertrand Aristide, Haiti’s charismatic leader who is now living in exile in South Africa.

 
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    Frantz H. Joseph  ffhj77@yahoo.com
    ‎@ Jacques - The article is well very written. Good job! Since April of this year, I have travelled to Haiti numerous times and met various business and government officials. They have a very good oponion about Mr. Ceant. The man's reputati...on is solid and very impressive. They all feel that he may be the right candidate for the job. The only concern they have with regards to Mr. Ceant is the fact that he is Pro-Aristide. They do not want to go back to the days of kidnappings and major civil unrest that plagued Haiti during the Aristide era of Haitian politics. The other candidate that I think is worthy of the presidency is Charles H. Baker.See More
  • Michaelann Bewsee . michaelannb@gmail.com, Thanks for the inside view-- more info than we usually get in the u.s.

     

  • Randy Mont-Reynaud yes, thanks Frantz!

     

  • Jean Castor We can't wait to have somone with character and integrity emerge as candidate.
  •  
    Cosy Joseph Very nice piece...these are the types of notes I'd like to see about the candidates so that at least we have a starting point to learn about them.

    cosyjoseph@bellsouth.net

     

     

 

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