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D’un État kidnappé à un kidnapping d’État ? | Haiti Liberte

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Le kidnapping existait bien avant la mise en place de cet État kidnappeur, mais il est difficile d’en trouver ces traces fondatrices sinon il n’a jamais atteint cette phase terrifiante d’instrumentation politique à laquelle nous assistons aujourd’hui. Tout ce que l’on sait c’est que le projet d’État qu’on nous avait tous vendu suite à l’apothéose du régime dictatorial n’est pas celui qui s’est instauré dans le pays.  Personne n’avait imaginé qu’il arriverait à cet état-là.  Sans doute, l’Etat haïtien se trouve, depuis son existence, dans son pire état.

Source: https://haitiliberte.com

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