2010 Haiti - Elections présidentielles (22 images)

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country..Supporters of Michel Martelly.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 25 - PORT-AU-PRINCE - Haiti needs a surge of foreign nurses and doctors to stem deaths from a raging cholera epidemic that an international aid operation is struggling to control, the United Nations' top humanitarian official said.About 1,000 trained nurses and at least 100 more doctors were urgently needed to control the epidemic, which has struck the impoverished Caribbean nation months after a destructive earthquake.The outbreak has killed more than 1,400 Haitians in five weeks and the death toll is climbing by dozens each day. Presidential elections candidate, successor of Rene Preval, Jude Celestin organizes his last campaign rally at the "Carrefour de l aeroport"

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 24 - PORT-AU-PRINCE - Haiti needs a surge of foreign nurses and doctors to stem deaths from a raging cholera epidemic that an international aid operation is struggling to control, the United Nations' top humanitarian official said.About 1,000 trained nurses and at least 100 more doctors were urgently needed to control the epidemic, which has struck the impoverished Caribbean nation months after a destructive earthquake.The outbreak has killed more than 1,400 Haitians in five weeks and the death toll is climbing by dozens each day. Former Lavallas partisans demonstrate in the streets around the Champ de Mars place, protesting against Minustah, Cholera and Jude Celestin and his party INITE

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 25 - PORT-AU-PRINCE - Haiti needs a surge of foreign nurses and doctors to stem deaths from a raging cholera epidemic that an international aid operation is struggling to control, the United Nations' top humanitarian official said.About 1,000 trained nurses and at least 100 more doctors were urgently needed to control the epidemic, which has struck the impoverished Caribbean nation months after a destructive earthquake.The outbreak has killed more than 1,400 Haitians in five weeks and the death toll is climbing by dozens each day. Presidential elections candidate, successor of Rene Preval, Jude Celestin organizes his last campaign rally at the "Carrefour de l aeroport"

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 28 - PORT-AU-PRINCE Haiti's elections ended in confusion on Sunday as 12 of the 18 presidential candidates denounced "massive fraud" and called for cancellation of the results as street protests erupted over voting irregularities. Haitians policemen try to catch people making troble raound Carrefour De L Aviation polling station

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port Au Prince on 2010 november 10 - Up to 200,000 Haitians could contract cholera as the outbreak which has already killed 800 is set to spread across the battered Caribbean nation of nearly 10 million, the United Nations said on Friday..U.N. brazilians soldiers of UN misson in Haiti, the Minusta patrol in Cite Soleil slum

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 9 - PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Clashes and shooting were reported Thursday in Haiti's capital for a second day as demonstrators staged a march to protest what they said was election fraud in the Nov. 28 presidential elections..The protests broke out Wednesday after election officials announced Tuesday night that two candidates had made it into a runoff: Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady, and Jude CÈlestin, the candidate of current President RenÈ PrÈval's party. Out of the running was Michel "Sweet Micky'' Martelly, who early results had shown running second. - Celestin supporters demonstrate in Bel Air district.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 10 - PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Haitians prepared for more violence Friday as rival candidates told supporters to take to streets and tip the balance in a sharply disputed presidential election stained by claims of fraud. Barricades were cleared overnight, but new flaming piles of tires were set up in parts of the city to block off traffic. People rushed to stores opening for the first time in three days to get food, water and provisions for fear the riots will heat up again. Haitian policemen patrol around Cite Soleil and aviation refugees camp, controlling people lookong for weapons.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 28 - PORT-AU-PRINCE Haiti's elections ended in confusion on Sunday as 12 of the 18 presidential candidates denounced "massive fraud" and called for cancellation of the results as street protests erupted over voting irregularities. In the main polling station of Cite Soleil slum, some people try to make troubles as people vote

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 9 - PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Clashes and shooting were reported Thursday in Haiti's capital for a second day as demonstrators staged a march to protest what they said was election fraud in the Nov. 28 presidential elections..The protests broke out Wednesday after election officials announced Tuesday night that two candidates had made it into a runoff: Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady, and Jude CÈlestin, the candidate of current President RenÈ PrÈval's party. Out of the running was Michel "Sweet Micky'' Martelly, who early results had shown running second. - Martelly supporters demonstrate in Petion Ville and set up roadblocks on Delmas street.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 25 - PORT-AU-PRINCE - Haiti needs a surge of foreign nurses and doctors to stem deaths from a raging cholera epidemic that an international aid operation is struggling to control, the United Nations' top humanitarian official said.About 1,000 trained nurses and at least 100 more doctors were urgently needed to control the epidemic, which has struck the impoverished Caribbean nation months after a destructive earthquake.The outbreak has killed more than 1,400 Haitians in five weeks and the death toll is climbing by dozens each day. On the sidelines of the last campaign meeting, Haitian policemen arrest two men involved in a fight with a knife

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 9 - PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Clashes and shooting were reported Thursday in Haiti's capital for a second day as demonstrators staged a march to protest what they said was election fraud in the Nov. 28 presidential elections..The protests broke out Wednesday after election officials announced Tuesday night that two candidates had made it into a runoff: Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady, and Jude CÈlestin, the candidate of current President RenÈ PrÈval's party. Out of the running was Michel "Sweet Micky'' Martelly, who early results had shown running second. - Martelly supporters demonstrate in Petion Ville and set up roadblocks on Delmas street.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 28 - PORT-AU-PRINCE Haiti's elections ended in confusion on Sunday as 12 of the 18 presidential candidates denounced "massive fraud" and called for cancellation of the results as street protests erupted over voting irregularities. Ast the beginning of the day, haitians try to stop a tires fire

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 9 - PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Clashes and shooting were reported Thursday in Haiti's capital for a second day as demonstrators staged a march to protest what they said was election fraud in the Nov. 28 presidential elections..The protests broke out Wednesday after election officials announced Tuesday night that two candidates had made it into a runoff: Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady, and Jude CÈlestin, the candidate of current President RenÈ PrÈval's party. Out of the running was Michel "Sweet Micky'' Martelly, who early results had shown running second. - Martelly supporters demonstrate in Petion Ville and set up roadblocks on Delmas street.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 23 - Haiti counted down towards weekend elections Monday as the death toll from a spiraling cholera epidemic neared 1,350, fueling debate over delaying the key polls in the quake-hit nation. Daily life in aviation refugees camp, former military airport where tens of old planes and helicopter are abandonned among tents

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port Au Prince on 2010 november 10 - Up to 200,000 Haitians could contract cholera as the outbreak which has already killed 800 is set to spread across the battered Caribbean nation of nearly 10 million, the United Nations said on Friday..U.N. brazilians soldiers of UN misson in Haiti, the Minusta patrol in Cite Soleil slum

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 december 8 - Thousands of protesters rampaged through Haiti's capital and other cities on Wednesday, hurling stones and wrecking property in a wave of unrest against election results they say were rigged by the ruling government coalition. Port-au-Prince descended into chaos as supporters of popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly, who failed to qualify for an election run-off in results announced by electoral authorities, set up burning barricades of timber, boulders and flaming tires across the city..Protests in which some government buildings were torched were also reported in other cities in the volatile Caribbean country.

  • © Remi OCHLIK/IP3 - Port au Prince on 2010 november 28 - PORT-AU-PRINCE Haiti's elections ended in confusion on Sunday as 12 of the 18 presidential candidates denounced "massive fraud" and called for cancellation of the results as street protests erupted over voting irregularities. As the night falls, CEP members start couting the vote using candles light

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