Miami Herald journalist Jacqueline Charles [1], covering the Haiti elections runoff today, notes the lack of a police presence outside candidate Michel Martelly's house [2], expresses skepticism that the vote will be able to proceed uninterrupted, in spite of what the officials say [3], and reports that the opening of at least one polling station has been delayed because of missing ballots. [3]
Haiti: As the polls open
· Written by Georgia Popplewell
Categories: Caribbean, Haiti, Breaking News, Elections, Politics