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Kenneth Merten rencontre les acteurs de Montana | Haiti Liberte

On se rappelle que le chargé d'affaires américain Kenneth H. Merten, dans une interview à radio Ginen, le lundi 13 décembre 2021 dernier, avait tout bonnement déclaré que le pays a besoin « d’un accord des accords. Dans notre analyse, c’est ce dont Haïti a besoin. Nous encourageons tout le monde à se mettre d’accord

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