Statements: Michel Martelly

Canonical ID: Q57512 · Entity type: Person (reference)

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Person:aliasSweet Mickych_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:createdAt2026-01-28ch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:firstNameMichelch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:firstNameJosephch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
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Person:id3a641f64bd0cd8ee0347f038157713c4ac55318fch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:lastNameMartellych_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:modifiedAt2026-01-28ch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:nameMartelly Michel Josephch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
LegalEntity:nameMichel Martellych_seco_sanctionsch-seco-15dadb017df41aa49bd5f1a62994eaf2e81dd110
Person:notesMichel Martelly, the former President of the Republic of Haiti (2011-2016), participated directly in the creation of the gang Base 257. He financed, sponsored and supported several gangs, in particular Base 257, but also Village de Dieu, Ti Bois and Grand Ravine, to defend his economic interests, advance his political agenda and control territories, notably by providing them with firearms and guns. By financing those groups, he is also responsible for the abuses they have committed and has therefore contributed financially to insecurity and instability in Haiti. Therefore, Michel Martelly is responsible for actions that threaten the peace, stability and security of Haiti.ch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:notesFunction: former President of Haiti (2011-2016); former President of the CARICOM (January 2023-July 2023)ch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:programIdSECO-HAITIch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
Person:topicssanctionch_seco_sanctionsch-seco-101424
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