The last few years, we have witnessed the same situation with respect to Jean-Bertrand Aristide. I just do not get it. The absolute dreadful thing in Haitian society is that no criminal investigation ever seems to run its course. We hear theories, insinuations, accusations, usually with no real evidence to back them up, and then it's an imperfect but nonetheless oppressive silence that follows. It all fades back to our tradition of impunity.
Impunity leads to paralysis, fear and mistrust, and to a severe loss of confidence as a people.
Until the Haitian people and their governments decide to place Justice at the forefront of their priorities, there is indeed little to hope for. We need to become smarter in the affirmation of our national sovereignty. It's similar to not doing your homework, and then decrying the severity of the professor afterwards. It's clearly not enough to say that we have so many problems, therefore we have a no-good or cynical government. It does not follow.