Political
Haiti-Dual-Nationality: Charles Henri Baker Invites Martelly to Cooperate with Senate Commission
- Friday, 27 January 2012 07:51
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (defend.ht) – Former presidential candidate, Charles Henri Baker, would invite the President of the Republic Michel Martelly to submit his parts to the special senate commission reviewing the nationalities of members of government.
Baker, head of the Respe Party, believes the Head of State should put the population and international partners at ease by cooperating with the senate commission.
According to Vision 2000, Charles Baker does not agree with the notion that ministers and secretaries of state are permitted to having other nationalities, referring to the Constitution of Haiti (1987-unamended).
Along with Baker, the former head of the Organization of People in the Struggle (OPL) and the head of the Christian Movement for a New Haiti, have also called for the Head of State to cooperate with the investigating senate commission.
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Related 01.16.2012: Haiti: Senator Jean-Charles Files Documents to Nationality Committee
Related 01.16.2012: Triple Nationality: "Martelly Must Go if it’s Proven"
Related 12.07.2011: Haiti: Senators to Begin Investigation into Nationality of Government Officials
Related 06.25.2011: Martelly: "I will defend dual nationality because it's good for Haiti"
Related 04.30.2011: Martelly: "I'm Haitian, I never renounced my citizenship"
Source: Vision 2000
