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When we aren t killed, they kidnap us. Riding a bus in Haiti now a dangerous quest Jacqueline Charles, The Miami Herald © JEAN MARC HERVE ABELARD/TNS Petrus Lerice, 45, is a bus driver and spokesperson for the Association of Owners and Drivers of Haiti.
Peterson Prevot was stuck in an hourslong traffic jam along Route National No. 2 in Haiti s capital when a man approached his minibus with several passengers aboard and demanded 60 cents.
Tired and impatient, he waved the man away, saying he had nothing to give him.
That s when the 39-year-old driver found himself face-to-face with a 9 mm handgun.
MartissantOuestHaitiTabarreMalpasseHincheCentreDominican-republicArtiboniteLa-salineNord-ouestPort-au-princeOf it comes from places like this, small kiosks serving the congolese version of barbeque, and what passes for cold beer. christian is one of our fixers, tasked with keeping us on track and out of trouble. which, believe me, is a big job around here. you know, it s an amazing looking city. if you just blur your vision a little bit you can see it in the way it used to be. christian: beautiful. i think it, it could be the, the best place to live. very kind people. people like, listening to music, sitting, taking their beers, eating. anthony: what s the congolese word for barbeque? christian: uh, barbeque. [ laughter ] anthony: cheers. christian: cheers. anthony: i like any meat on a grill. this ll be good. grilled goat with cabrit, a traditional goat stew on the side. now we re talking. christian: they roast it and then they put some sauce on it. anthony: it s delicious.
UsChristianBarbequePlacesBeerVersionKiosksFixersTrackOneWayCityThis ll be good. grilled goat with cabrit, a traditional goat stew on the side. now we re talking. christian: they roast it and then they put some sauce on it. anthony: it s delicious. christian: as you can see, people don t eat meat. meat is quite expensive. it s almost $2, which is anthony: which is a lot. yeah, it s more than most people make in a day or even two days. what are the first things you buy, if you re very, very, very poor? christian: very poor, soap. anthony: soap? christian: yeah, because you have to look a bit clean. anthony: so soap first? soap? christian: first soap. but in between as congolese, you ve got to think of dressing, looking smart, clothes. all these congolese you can see anthony: right. christian: if you give them $10, they will think of at least buying soap or food and keep maybe $1 to buy a shirt. anthony: so that s called pride. christian: yeah. and there is hope. anthony: you can plan for tomorrow. christian: for tom
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