Ce livre de Prosper Avril, ancien président haïtien, a provoqué une forte controverse en Haïti, entraînant son arrestation par le gouvernement d'Aristide. Il y dénonce l'insécurité et l'impunité en rapport avec 1431 crimes survenus entre 1995 et 2000. Sa publication vise à alerter sur la nécessité d'une paix sociale en Haïti.
The narrative revolves around the tumultuous political climate in Haiti during the late 1990s, as detailed by former president Prosper Avril. His book highlights the surge in crime and insecurity attributed to the inefficacy of the Aristide government’s police force. The book's launch on May 26, 2001, sparked significant controversy, culminating in Avril's arrest by government forces, illustrating the perilous intersection of politics and personal safety in Haiti. The incident underscores the broader themes of power, corruption, and the struggle for justice in a fragile state.
Drawing from his extensive background as a former president and military leader, the author provides a unique perspective on the dismantling of the Haitian Army. His insights stem from three decades of service during a tumultuous era in Haiti's history, making him a knowledgeable commentator on the nation's challenges. The book offers a blend of personal experience, scholarly research, and critical analysis, engaging both Haitians and international scholars in a significant discussion about the implications of this military disbandment.
The narrative centers on Prosper Avril, who endured 1011 days of imprisonment under the regime of Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a fellow president of Haiti. It explores the political turmoil and personal struggles faced by Avril during this tumultuous period, shedding light on the complexities of power and betrayal in Haitian politics. The account offers a unique perspective on the impact of leadership decisions on individual lives and the broader socio-political landscape of Haiti.