Michel Martelly
Michel Martelly, a Haitian musician and politician, served as the President of Haiti from 2011 to 2016. Known by his stage name 'Sweet Micky,' he gained fame as a compas musician before transitioning into politics. His presidency was marked by efforts to improve the country's infrastructure and education system, but it was also characterized by numerous challenges, including political instability and natural disasters. Martelly was succeeded by Jocelerme Privert, and his administration's policies continue to influence the Haitian political landscape.
Born on Feb 12, 1961 (64 years old)
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Dominican Republic:
Michel Martelly is the former president of Haiti who has been sanctioned by the European Union due to his involvement in gang violence and human rights abuses.
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Haiti:
Michel Martelly is mentioned as a former President of Haiti sanctioned by the European Union for his involvement in gang violence and human rights violations.
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Haiti:
Michel Martelly is being recommended for prosecution for false declaration of assets by the ULCC.
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Haiti:
Michel Martelly is being recommended for prosecution by the ULCC for false declaration of assets.
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Jamaica:
Michel Martelly was one of the administrations against which André Michel played a central role in legal cases.
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Haiti:
He rehabilitated the security forces in 2015.
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Haiti:
Martelly was in office when Nesmy Manigat served as a minister.
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