Reflection Interview with Walson Sanon and Troubling Revelations
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I recently watched an interview on Walson Sanon’s network with a journalist from Radio Mega. This interview, intended to enlighten voters about the future candidate for the Casec position, turned out to be a web of lies and contradictions. Sanon claimed he has been in the eel business for over 15 years, a statement immediately refuted by Carla Clesca, head of Anfos.
What is even more troubling is that Sanon confirmed that it was his wife, Betty Lamy, who appointed the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Vernet Joseph. This ministry, supposedly assigned to Pitit Desalin, appears to have been manipulated by personal interests. Sanon also confirmed a persistent rumor about the friendly or intimate relations between Betty Lamy and Moïse.
Why would Moïse hand over a ministry to Betty? The answer seems obvious: for money or due to invisible but influential relationships. As a politician, it should have been Walson’s party negotiating this ministry. By revealing this information, Sanon has let the cat out of the bag.
Another excerpt from the interview shows Sanon trapped by the journalist. He claimed that the simultaneous presence of Moïse and Betty in China was a coincidence. However, it is publicly known that they are in China together and in constant contact. This statement raises doubts about Sanon’s transparency and honesty.
Sanon is right in saying that his wife is strong. Betty Lamy is a woman of action who takes risks, even in the United States where she worked hard in the health sector. However, she left behind fleeing employees and questions about a mafia network she allegedly led.
The eel sector is not personal property. Everyone has the right to live and work. We demand our permits, as Sanon confirmed that it was his wife Betty who appointed the minister. This situation shows how politics can be manipulated by personal interests to the detriment of transparency and fairness.
This interview with Walson Sanon reveals troubling truths about the political manipulations and personal interests that dominate our society. It is crucial to remain vigilant and hold those who claim to represent us accountable.
Jesubon Vital Association Agro/Anguilles
Manager et Rédacteur en chef chez Satellite509
Journaliste anti-corruption
