haiti riot

Haitian Street Protest Sign: Nou pa vle leta enkapab sa a (We no longer want this incapable government)

Haitian Street Protest Sign: Nou pa vle leta enkapab sa a (We no longer want this incapable government)

Read this Haitian street protest sign and hear the cry of the Haitian people, tired of an incapable government in Haiti. The sign reads "Nou Pa Vle Leta Emkapab Sa a" which literally translates to: We no longer want this incapable government / State. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...

Anti Preval Riots In Haiti Haitian Police In Riot Gear

Anti Preval Riots In Haiti Haitian Police In Riot Gear

Here is a photo, Anti Preval Riots In Haiti Haitian Police In Riot Gear, from an anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011 more...

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Anti Preval Protest Haiti 7 Fevrier 2011 Haitian Riot Police

Here is a still photo from the anti preval protest in Haiti on 7 Fevrier 2011. Haitian President Rene Preval announced that he will stay in office for three more months as his Haiti chooses a successor in a delayed election. Police responded as protestors expressed their unhappiness with the announcement. more...