Jean-Estradace I can agree with you more! however, the...

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Jean-Estradace

I can agree with you more! however, the enforcement of treaties don't lie in the hand of the people, but rather in the hand of the government.

Nonetheless, the people can put pressure on the government to get some explanation on why US has unlimited power to pursue criminals to Haitian soil when Haitian government can't do the same on American soil?

In light of the "devil advocate" principle, I don't think it is because the Haitian government doesn't want to, but rather the US government doesn't allow the Haitian government to do it. You and I both know when it comes to US/Haiti.

US has the ultimate power to do as it sees fit and there is nothing the Haitian government can do about it.

It is written black and white in the US constitution which calls on the US government to respect all signed treaties, but you how that goes when it come to Haiti.

This one particular subject has been given me head aches for a very longtime and keep wondering why doesn't the Haitian government annul these types of treaties?

As you can see, the jury is out to rule on that question.

Tiba, March 28 2009, 12:12 PM

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