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[ZLEX]

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[ChandlerMarthelly]

lansé debat !! di moune yo kisa ou pansé !!

[Faby75]

It was a one-woman-show.........

[MINGOLOVE]

ChandlerMarthelly wrote:

lansé debat !! di moune yo kisa ou pansé !!

I am listening to a replay now.

WOW! I am completely disappointed at Martelly arrogance, especially when he went at the journalist by saying "Se voye yo voye yo".

If as a candidate, Martelly cannot take the heat when they ask him a question regarding anything not so favorable to him, how he is going to be as a president. Since, he will have the power to do a lot of thing, la press mèt komanse veye ko'l. Jounalist pap ka pale, Micky ap voye arete anpil nan yo lè yo di yon bagay negatif de li nan radio ou tele ou jounal ekri.

When they asked him a question about the property he lost in Florida.
Not only he tried to deny all responsibilities in the loss and putting the blame on Natacha Magloire who was overseeing one or more of the property. He denied all responsibilities in the loss of the property. (Is he for real). Ebyen se konsa lè Micky ak neg ke'l pral chwazi pou dirije avek li yo (si'l vin prezidan) ta volè kob leta ak kob kominote entènasyonal yo,
misye pral di tou li pa minis ekonomi nan peyi a,se prezidan li ye, zafè kob ki mal jere, li pa responsab, se pa li ki pou reponn kesyon sa yo.
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[PhizUniq]

One thing for sure...

Based on the debate last night, I wouldn't vote for Michel Martelly. Definitely not!

Mirlande Manigat didn't convince me that much either. But she seems more knowledgeable and experienced about political and government affairs.

"Mr. Martelly c'est quoi la haute court de justice?"
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[MINGOLOVE]

PhizUniq wrote:

One thing for sure... Based on the debate last night, I wouldn't vote for Michel Martelly. Definitely not! Mirlande Manigat didn't convince me that much either. But she seems more knowledgeable and experienced about political and government affairs. "Mr. Martelly c'est quoi la haute court de justice?"

I agree Mirlande is knowledgeable and experienced, but she was too nice and avoid to attack some of Martelly statements.

But i was laughing when she ask Martelly, " Mr. Martelly, c'est quoi la haute court de justice?", Martelly didn't know how to answer, he quickly said he is not a lawyer or law practionner. I think that was Mirlande way to strike back at Martelly for saying during his opening statement that Mirlande didn't study law or take law classes.
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[ChandlerMarthelly]

MINGOLOVE !!! Menyen objectif non !! combien moune ki té nan debat ? si mwen sonjé bien sété MANIGAT & MARTELLY ? fason ou parlé'an sé comme si sé juste MICHEL qui tap parlé seulement .
Comme sé point de vi'w mwen respèkté'l. mais li tap pi bon pou'w ta di min sa MICHEL di que ou pas dakor et MIN SA LI DI TOU OU KE DAKOR ... et fok ta fè même bagay la pour MANIGAT ... sé konsa yo fè youn analyse d'apres mwen !!

[SIROMYEL]

Mingo,

I notice how you focus onone part of a nearly two hour long debate.

But that's ok.

First I want to say it was a pleasure watching two haitian candidates discussing real issues instead of voye monte.At least some of the population who is more educated will be able to make an educated choice based on the issues.

The question posed to Michel Martelly about his lost assets shouldn't have been allowed by the moderator, only because it was not posed in a way that both candidates could respond. In fact I don't think Mme Manigat responded. How could she?

That question could have been handled more professionally by the journalist because we need reassurance from both candidates that they will be better than their predecessors in terms of managing public funds... not just Martelly.

Having said that, Martelly did not handle the question well either. He started to at first but when the Journalist insisted, he kind of went a little crazy. We all know Martelly has a little bit of a temper problem. That is a human problem. And it does not mean that he would make a bad president.

As far as the other questions, there were some that Martelly responded to very well, and others that Mme Manigat responded to very well.

But I found Mme Manigat's answers to be more global, more theoretical, and less specific. She knows the issues. But it doesn't seem that she has really sat down to think of any real concrete solutions.

Martelly's answers were more detailed, more concrete. Even though I might not agree with all of his plans but he seems to be more ready for action than Mrs. Manigat.

There were some very funny points in the debate, where the moderator accidentally reffered to Mrs. Manigat as Mrs. Martelly. And also after Mrs Manigat tried to respond to an accusation from Martelly, he responded

"Mais Mme Manigat vous avez un problem de minutes... vous rentrez dans mes minutes!".

I could not stop laughing.

Mme Manigat many times treid to play up her education, correcting Martelly on some constitutional terms and definitions.

Matelly tried many times to tie Mme Manigat to the leaders of the past and the failing system currently in place.

Mme Manigat's closing remarks centered more on the country.

Martelly focused more on himself as a candidate.

I liked Mme Martelly's beeter. Miartelly could have asked for the people's vote while centering more on the country as Mrs. Manigat did.

Over all, it was nice to watch. And I hope they will have at least two more on other issues before March 20th.
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[ILandfaces]

I watched the whole debate and to said that Michel was arrogant is plain wrong. I saw a defiance Martelly, someone who’s ready to go to work. Madame Manigat was all about her, and her education. The debate was not about personal life and the journalist attacked the guy even after he was told not to do so. Michel had every right to pointed out that this guy was bias, but then again se Ayitien there is no fairness tout moun ap jere business yo.

Base on the debate you could tell la madame pa kon problem pep la, she will not be able to get the international communities behind her. While I don’t agree with some of the things Michel said last night, you could tell he knew what he was talking about. Zafe bagay tilitutu ah pa jam regle anyen pou Ayiti, se mim bagay la.

[ILandfaces]

Quote:

"Mais Mme Manigat vous avez un problem de minutes... vous rentrez dans mes minutes!".

Siro mwen telman ri mwen leve timoun yo nan dormi. You know Michel is a funny dude.