Nayib Bukele is in the spotlight. In the streets of Port-au-Prince and in provincial towns, his name is being sung. Crowds dance while recalling his actions. This is quite rare for a fervor that began just a few weeks ago.
"Bukele ap mete nou sou 'compas'". The phrase spontaneously came out of the mouth of a young sixty-something woman on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
The lady revived, as a distant memory, an expression that was trendy in the early 80s, popularized by Antoine Rossiny Jean-Baptiste, known as Ti Manno, a singer fro
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