If there were a Haitian pantheon where contemporary figures would rest, Guylène Salès-Bouchereau would find her place there today. An extraordinary woman has just passed away—one to whom we owe much.
She grew up in a family of ten siblings. Her life changed entirely when she was only 19 years old: her father, Jean Bouchereau, was assassinated without reason on April 26, 1963, by the regime of François Duvalier. Her brothers and sisters, raised by a mother now alone, would grow up in fear of being arrested
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