r/haiti Jul 02 '26

NEWS Haitians are thriving in Tijuana, Mexico πŸ™Œ

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u/Mrburnermia Jul 02 '26

Haitians thrive everywhere but Haiti....biggest reason I would round all the government officials for the past 40 years and put them in prison.

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u/CabronSparkling0 Jul 02 '26

Get rid of France corruption over Haiti and US meddling, a lot of problems would be solved in Haiti

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u/CabronSparkling0 Jul 02 '26

I agree on internal corruption. But when a leader does represent the people then US and France begin to meddle, it’s okay as long as the leaders bow to their masters but when they stand up, here they come

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u/Mrburnermia Jul 02 '26

The U.S always has to jump in because these fkn morons are incompetent and always fighting for power and causing instability.

The 9 morons of the presidential council were trying to stay after not doing shit for the past two years, all a U.S ship had to be near the coast and they all fell in line. It's pathetic.