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Le SDP se retire de la DIRPOD | Haiti Liberte

Le Secteur démocratique et populaire (SDP) sous la direction du président de la transition Me Joseph Mécène Jean-Louis, et de ses porte-paroles et membres Me André Michel, Marjory Michel, et l’ex-sénateur Nènèl Cassy pour ne citer que ceux-là, dans une note rendue publique le mardi 25 mai 2021a annoncé un divorce sans doute consommé avec la Direction politique de l’opposition (DIRPOD).

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