- Fwon
Lespwa was a
Haitian political coalition headed by René Préval, who
served as
president from 1996 to 2001 and from 2006 to 2011. The name
Lespwa is...
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Haitian Communists (1968–1969) –
Banned Communist Front for Hope (Fwon
Lespwa) (1995–2009) Left-wing nationalism,
Democratic socialism Politics of Haiti...
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successor of
Lespwa, a
political platform created by René Préval
during his
presidential candidacy in 2006. In
November 2009
Lespwa was
dissolved and...
- Movement for the
Instauration of
Democracy in
Haiti Fanmi
Lavalas Lespwa Repons
Peyizan Democratic
Alliance Party Inite Democratic Movement...
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around 28% turnout.
According to
official statistics, René Préval of the
Lespwa coalition led the
count for
President with 48.8% of the vote, less than...
- (political party), in
Slovakia Hawaii's
Opportunity Probation with
Enforcement Lespwa (Haitian
Creole for Hope), a
Haitian political coalition Hope (ship), several...
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election for the most part, but its
voters supported the
emergence of Preval's
Lespwa party. The
results of the
election of the 7
February and 21
April 2006 Chamber...
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Senator (and position)
Party Expiration of term Kely
Bastien (president)
LESPWA 2012
Cemephise Gilles LESPWA 2010
Antoine René
Samson LESPWA 2008...
- 2006 as
LESPWA party candidate. He was
elected as the
president of the
Senate of
Haiti from 2008 to 2011. A
member of
president René Préval's
LESPWA party...
- and
elections were held on 21
April 2006. In the
Senate elections of 2009
LESPWA won five seats, and five
parties won one seat each (OPL, AAA, FUSION, KONBA...
