There is surely worse than indifference, but I do not know yet. It is the word of the day. In passing the Place Saint-Pierre This morning, youths were playing football without seeing the Peruvian contingent of soldiers who settled for a day billed as hot. Peruvians came out heavily armed trucks, troop carriers, while the ti-cul camp, completely indifferent to playing to take Messi or Kaka. "At the other end of the social spectrum, the President maintained silence about what is happening in the company he directs" Asefi tell me that I had to describe the scene.
-Since January 1 (national holiday), I think he never talked to Haitians. Today, he answered questions of journalists of The New York Times to declare its intention to remain in office until May 14 But to us, not one word about his intentions.
While some groups are trying to mount a challenge and that the HNP and MINUSTAH have been forced to use tear gas, the President remained effectively silent on what happens next to the Presidency. "Any" Asefi says.
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