Face à l'Opinion: Delege Kap-Ayisyen Bell Angelot ak Delege Gonayiv Gérarda Élysée (2)

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Title:
Face à l'Opinion: Delege Kap-Ayisyen Bell Angelot ak Delege Gonayiv Gérarda Élysée (2)
Alternative Title:
  • Face à l'Opinion: Bell Angelot, délégué du Cap-Haïtien, et Gérarda Élysée, délégué des Gonaïves (2)
  • Face à l'Opinion: Commissioner of Cap-Haïtien Bell Angelot and Commissioner of Gonaïves Gérarda Élysée (2)
Program Name:
Face à l’Opinion
Speaker:
Date:
November 24, 1995
Description:

  • Jean Dominique interviewe Bell Angelot, délégué du Cap-Haïtien et Gérarda Élysée, délégué des Gonaïves, sur leurs qualifications pour leur nomination à ces postes et sur la réception du peuple jusqu'à présent. Élysée parle de son expérience dans les écoles et surtout de son travail avec les enfants handicapés ainsi que de ses efforts pour créer des lycées mixtes. Angelot déclare que les manifestations qui s'opposent à sa nomination sont issues d'une minorité de la population qui est insatisfaite de la vitesse à laquelle les conséquences du coup d'État de 1991 se résolvent. Tous deux analysent les effets de la décentralisation sur le développement de la démocratie.

  • Jean Dominique fè entèvyou sa ak Bell Angelot, ki se delege Kap-Ayisyen, ak Gérarda Élysée, ki se delege Gonayiv, sou poukisa yo panse yo te plase nan pòs yo an epi sou kijan piblik la resevwa yo. Elysée site eksperyans li nan lekòl, sitou travay li fè avèk timoun ki gen andikap devlopmantal epi sou travay li fè nan lise pou entegre fi ak gason nan menm klas filo. Angelot di ke manifestasyon ki fèt kont li se travay yon ti pati nan popilasyon an ki fristre paske pwoblèm koudeta 1991 p ap rezoud vit. Yo pale tou sou ki efè desantralizasyon ka genyen sou demokrasi kap devlope nan peyi a.

  • Jean Dominique interviews Bell Angelot, commissioner of Cap-Haïtien, and Gérarda Élysée, commissioner of Gonaïves, on their qualifications for their appointments to their positions and the public's reception thus far. Elysée lists her experience in schools, namely her work with children with disabilities and her work to integrate the high school classes by gender. Angelot talks about the protests to his appointment as being the work of only a portion of the population who are unsatisfied with the rate at which the effects of the 1991 coup d'etat are being resolved. They also discuss the effects of decentralization on the developing democracy.

Program Type:
Interview
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Language:
Haitian; Haitian Creole
Tape ID:
RL10059CS0216
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Radio Haiti Archive
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