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Three months after the January 12 earthquake, Haiti’s oldest newspaper, Le Nouvelliste, has resumed daily publication. The April 6 issue not only signaled the resumption of daily publication, it marked a return to some normality, said Frantz Duval, the daily’s new editor-in-chief.
Max Chauvet, the newspaper’s owner, said the revival of Le Nouvelliste, the only daily in Haiti, was an important step in re-establishing free expression and the free flow of information in the country. In the weeks after the earthquake, the paper published 12 occasional issues as a way to keep the print edition alive, the newspaper’s managers said. The paper’s Web site, however, was regularly updated by staff after the earthquake.
Duval said all staff journalists with Le Nouvelliste have resumed work, including a dozen reporters who were placed on inactive status immediately after the catastrophe.
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allo roland
donnes de tes nouvelles. si tu captes ce message, garde l'adresse parce que j'ai très envie de reprendre contact avec toi et avc fritz et eric. donnes-leur mon adresse et j'attends ta réponse. donnes les nouvelles de la famille, ton père, ta mère, marge, yanick et tout le monde. fais signe si tu reçois le message. gesler
JE SUIS TRES FIER D'AVOIR UN TEL JOURNAL DANS MON PAYS, TOUT CELA ME DONNE PLUS LA FORCE D'AIMER MON PAYS HAITI
allo je suis interesé aux elactions en haiti merci.