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The Tetansanm Group and the Janrabèl Missionary Team and their allies, the Bitasyon Caritas Group and the Bochan Missionary Team in Pódepè and the Peasant Group and the Bombad Missionary Team, were bringing to the Northwest department, in the years 1970-1980, the germ of a socio-political, cultural project and alternative economics. An alternative project that was very scary, without the main actors who were animating this project, they did not realize the scope of the coolness of the project created at the highest level by the sworn enemy of the Haitian people, who on their side were simmering retorts and wild blows, in the framework of the implementation of the politics of domination and violent aggression that are still in the factory brands.
In fact, alternative projects on a brought in his body a more global political project that already, at the time, collected the fundamental demands of the small peasants and other classes that are subject to domination and exploitation in Haitian society. In the fight, the small peasants were claiming a State that in public policy would be able to act on the means of production to allow small peasants and farmers to have access to good land and irrigation canals, access to State land, grandand and grandneg made relying on them in bad conditions, access to land and water for peasants to produce more to strengthen and protect the national agricultural production and to leave the country under the invasion of foreign products and food disasters. The small peasants of Janrabèl, Marotyère and Bochan were claiming a State that could provide the population with adequate hospitals, dispensaries, laboratories, medicine and personnel and the necessary and qualified medical infrastructure; school
free primary, high school and vocational schools and state universities for young people. It is in these senses that the peasants stood up in the Northwest against market taxes, food shortages and the system of section chiefs and the dewdrop, etc.
The Tetansanm Group and Missionary Teams of the North West, especially in Janrabèl and Bochan, were not content to just claim, but thanks to the local initiatives of cooking lard and national and international solidarity, they managed to set up a whole series of economic, social and cultural initiatives to support the peasants’ fight. These initiatives and activities served as the material and infrastructure pillars that kept alive the struggle of the Têtansamm Group and the Janrabèl and Bochan Missionary Team in the Northwest. In addition to the high level of political awareness that they have manifested, these concrete initiatives have allowed the small farmers to reach a level of organization, motivation and clear mobilization capacity that remains perhaps unprecedented until now in the history of the Haitian peasant movement and in the Haitian social movement in general .
It was all these advantages that made the enemy’s camp afraid. This is what prompted the American embassy to send David Lee, an employee of the American consulate, to investigate the activities of the Tetansam Group and the Missionary Team Janrabèl, about a year before the massacre, on the 27th of December 1986. This also explains the visit general Henri Namphy together with Alphonse Jean, the great leader of the eternal front who was a candidate for the presidency at the time went to raise the morale of the forces of the army in Janrabèl, a month before the bloodshed, exactly on June 14, 1987.
Today, we are witnessing the same type of conspiracy, even against the sworn enemies of the Haitian people, led by the American embassy, international and local mafia, corrupt politicians and other pimps who manage to form terrorist gangs throughout the country. especially in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and in Latibonite to sow terror among the population and block all popular protest movements in the country. It is within the framework of this international scheme that they have come to the core and neutralized the Montana Agreement that is still resisting and remains despite this until now an alternative for us small farmers and all the Haitian people.
It is these great international schemes that explain the Transitional Presidential Council and the Conille government not to publish the Agreement of April 3. The Montana Agreement was greatly influenced to serve as a beacon and road map of the transitional power that is in place, but which is currently swimming between corruption and the tolerance of the same system of impunity that produces bloody crimes, insecurity and poverty among the population from the PHTK government until today, without any perspective of a minimum improvement in the turmoil and misery of the population.
On the occasion of the commemoration of the 37th anniversary of the massacre of Janrabèl and Bochan small peasants, TET KOLE HAYSIAN PEASANTS will tell the Presidential Council and the Conille government that it is not too late to join hands while reminding them of the main obligations of Agreement 3
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April did them: set up the National Security Council (KNS); establish the Government Action Control Body (OKAG) on the basis of broad consultation with civil society organizations and the diaspora; set up the Steering Committee of the National Conference to achieve the sovereign National Conference and organize free and democratic elections to establish in the country the new constitutional authorities.
THE HEAD OF THE HAITIAN PEASANT COLLEGE will take the opportunity to launch a call to all organizations in civil society, to all stakeholders who set up the KPT and to all citizens, women and men, for a general stand-up to require the Transitional Presidential Council to publish The April 3 agreement is the only consensual tool that can give the Transitional Power that is in place a minimum of respect and legitimacy before the nation.
THE HEAD OF THE HAITIAN LITTLE PEASANT COLLEGE is sending the same call to society and more specifically to different organizations and institutions that are responsible for choosing people to send to the KPT to rise to the Provisional Electoral Council, to remain very vigilant about the suspicious approach of the authorities they want to impose to reach the choice of KEP members. This approach risks provoking more crises in the country. We are underlining in this sense the urgency manifested in the too short time frame of the KPT to the organizations and institutions concerned so that they would come to an agreement on the choice of personalities they want to form the KEP.
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