Haiti - Politic : It's official, Senator Edwin Zenny (Edo) leaves INITE
The Senator Edwin Zenny [Edo] of Southeast, strong supporter and personal friend of President Martelly, elected under the banner INITE, announced Saturday, February 18, 2012, during a press conference in Jacmel, that he left officially the platform INITE . Edo, Deputy Coordinator of the party "Konbit Sidès" explained his decision "...there are two reasons, the first is when I look at how they treat the Senator Lambert because he supports the President Martelly [...] before their criticisms, I decided to leave, not to remain with INITE, or to have money of their hands to campaign.
Secondly, when I see [...] these people who tear in INITE, I do not sit with them, I do not stay near them, they are people who have records in the ULCC [Unit for Combating Corruption]... I am not a thief and I'm not going to become one [...] I thought that INITE would change, change of positions, I see that the platform has not changed, then I leave it. 'll do my own business, I will join those who are like me [...] is for the country that I work [...]"
Edo calls the Senators Joseph Lambert and Wencessclass to follow him, if they want to work with him for the "Konbit Sidès", a party whose he does not hide the ambition, to make of it a big political platform in the Southeast.
The Senator Joseph Lambert, elected under the banner INITE, almost at the end of his term is in a difficult position with its political platform, even more, since the President Michel Martelly gave him his unconditional support for the upcoming senatorial elections, noting that the Senator Lambert was his friend and that he had just joined the camp of change...
The rapprochement unequivocally of oordinator of INITE, the Senator Lambert with the Head of State and his positions often contrary to those of INITE, disturbing, a little more each day the members of his political platform, which do not see with a favorable eye the colors of Senator more pink and white, that yellow and green... "My relationship with President Martelly, we can say disturb a lot of my colleagues of INITE, some have understood the need to come together to try to ask the big issues of the day, but others are understood differently and addressed me criticism hard and serious..."
