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Mirlande Manigat pr?sente : <> | Haiti Gazette

  • Jun 15, 2022
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The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>. C'est en ces termes que Jacky Lumarque, le recteur de l'Universit? Quisqueya, a salu? la toute derni?re oeuvre de la constitutionaliste Mirlande Manigat intitul?e : <>. Pour la premi?re fois dans l'histoire ha?tienne, l'ensemble des Constitutions ha?tiennes, dont la plupart ont sombr? dans l'oubli, sont rassembl?es, pr?sent?es dans leur contexte historique et comment?es par une ?minente sp?cialiste, unanimement reconnue sur le plan national comme international, souligne plus loin M. Lumarque, tr?s ?logieux […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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