Tuesday, February 2, 2010 - 15:10 wib

Fajar Nugraha - Okezone
Haiti condition after the earthquake (Photo: flickr.com)

TITANYEN, HAITI - Sadness is not lost on most citizens of Haiti, but political action seemed to be excited in a country devastated by the earthquake.

Hundreds of people reportedly gathered at the collected body of an earthquake that struck the victim on 12 January. They change the action concerns into an action that condemns the Government of Haiti judged negligent handling of earthquake victims.

When the action was held, residents say if the President of Haiti René Préval failed to deal with the quake victims. "(President) Preval did not do anything to Haiti, especially for victims of the earthquake," said a Delcius Jean demonstrators. The demonstrators are even asked former Presidn Jean-Betrand Aristide is in exile to return to lead Haiti.

"Haiti needs someone else to control the circumstances. If not Aristide, find another leader who is more competent," continued Delcius as quoted by the Associated Press, Tuesday (2/2/2010).

Long before the earthquake magnitude seven Richter scale struck Haiti three weeks ago, the Government of President Preval is often criticized for rising unemployment, corruption and greed of its officials. Now when an earthquake ravaged Port au Prince, President Preval it rarely appears in public and hand over responsibilities to his ministers.

"He (President Preval) never came and then went away. Preval did not appear at all when the earthquake struck, and went at it the more chaotic," complained a resident who took refuge in the shelter near the presidential palace. Mounting resentment against Preval citizen, a shout of which will kill even if the president comes to visit residents at the shelter.

Besides troubled by citizens who do not want it back, President Preval is now faced with the problem of ten Americans who try to bring the child victims of the earthquake Haiti out of the Caribbean countries.

"They made a mistake. All children who will carry it still has parents who are still alive," said the Prime Minister of Haiti Jean Max Bellerive.

U.S. Embassy party admitted if Washington is still thinking to accept the judicial process against its citizens in Haiti. According to White House spokesman, PJ Crowley new government will take action once the facts of the case revealed.

Entering the third week of the earthquake Haiti, approximately 150 thousand people reportedly died. The earthquake also syndicate sales opportunities around the children of the poorest countries in the Americas. While more than 1.5 million people lost their homes. This condition is more open opportunities for syndicates selling child kidnapping and selling children's quake victims out of Haiti. (faj) (RHS)