MANIGAT RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL $300,000 FROM DOMINICAN SENATOR BAUTISTA
(Defend Haiti) -
MIAMI - The Dominican investigative journalist Nuria Pierra said that the former presidential candidate of Haiti, Mirlande Manigat, had received a further payment of 300,000 dollars from Dominican Senator Felix Bautista, in addition the $250 000 already mentioned.
On her television show from the last weekend, excerpts of which are available on Youtube, the journalist said that she had continued to peel Bautista’s accounts, and has discovered a further payment of $300,000 to Manigat.
The documents are voluminous, and it will take time to explore and identify key data that can interest the public, said Pierra, presenting the list of payments to the press.
Similarly, the journalist found that Bautista had rented a helicopter on 10 November 2011 in favor of "MMHaiti", and this transaction was made in two installments: 185,520 pesos and 60,294 pesos.
The initials "MM" may well be those of President Michel Martelly, Nuria Pierra reported.
President Martelly made a trip by helicopter to Cap-Haitian November 10, 2011 to visit the site of the Limonade campus, offered to Haiti by the Dominican Republic.
In previous revelations of the Dominican journalist, Martelly's name figured as a potential beneficiary of $2.5 million from Bautista, before and after his election as president (between 2010 and 2011).
On a set of 500 million U.S. dollars of reconstruction contracts after the earthquake of January 12, 2010, 338 million were awarded to companies owned by Felix Bautista and his affiliates, under conditions deemed irregular by a commission of inquiry set in place by the former Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille.
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