Resignation of the Justice Minister, Gerard. Gérard Gourgue: L'homme par qui le cours de l'histoire aurait pu changer: Directed by Arnold Antonin. With Arnold Antonin, Myrtho Casséus, Daniel Marcelin. This documentary retraces the turbulent period after the Duvalier dictatorship and reminds us of the struggles for change waged by the democratic forces and the Haitian people.
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Préval, for some reason, abhorred Frank Cine and consequently Haitel. As President, he swore to use the power of his office to get rid of the company, and he did. The details are well-known and documented. _ ALAIN TURNIER and This documentary retraces the turbulent period after the Duvalier dictatorship and reminds us of the struggles for change waged by the democratic forces and the Haitian people.
Gérard Gourgue resigning As This documentary retraces the turbulent period after the Duvalier dictatorship and reminds us of the struggles for change waged by the democratic forces and the Haitian people. It does so primarily through an intimate portrait of Gerard Gourgue, Human Rights leader, candidate and potential winner of the presidential election, but also with testimonials from the main players of the time.
Gérard Gourgue, 95, Haitian P-au-P, 6 févr. [AlterPresse] Le film du cinéaste haïtien, Arnold Antonin, «Gérard Gourgue, l’homme par qui le cours de l’histoire.
At a press conference Avant la projection on s’attendait à ce que le film relate de façon linéaire la vie politique de Gérard Gourgue avec ses discours provocateurs et ses maniérismes. Cependant avec cette dramaturgie et cette technique de narration formidables qu&rsqu.
News of the past year En guise de résumé Jeté en prison en , le PDG de la HAITEL, Franck N. Ciné va y rester pendant plus de deux ans. Il sera libéré par une décision en Cassation par une intervention d’éminents.
Gerard Gourgue, all urged the people Gérard Gourgue: L'homme par qui le cours de l'histoire aurait pu changer: Directed by Arnold Antonin. With Arnold Antonin, Myrtho Casséus, Daniel Marcelin. This documentary retraces the turbulent period after the Duvalier dictatorship and reminds us of the struggles for change waged by the democratic forces and the Haitian people.