LOHAYLA, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 7: Two of the some 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho, September 7, 2009 in Lohatlha South Africa. Close to 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on Lohatlha in the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho. 11 of the SADC countries are participating in the exercise which had been in the planning stages since July 2008. The exercise is based on a fictional country called the Republic of Lohatlha, which suffers from internal stabilisation. Troops on land, in the air and on the sea will attempt to infiltrate and stabilise the rebel group. For the exercise, South Africa as the host country, would be providing between 800 and 1500 "dissidents" to play this part. The purpose of Exercise Golfinho is to test the SADC's abilities to conduct a peacekeeping mission. This exercise isn'?t anything new and not the biggest one South Africa has hosted, but it is the largest joint multi-national exercise since 1994. (Photo by Foto24/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
LOHATLHA, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 7: Amoured vehicles drive alonmg a dirt road as some 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho, September 7, 2009 in South Africa. Close to 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on Lohatlha in the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho. 11 of the SADC countries are participating in the exercise which had been in the planning stages since July 2008. Troops on land, in the air and on the sea will attempt to infiltrate and stabilise the rebel group. For the exercise, South Africa as the host country, would be providing between 800 and 1500 "dissidents" to play this part. The purpose of Exercise Golfinho is to test the SADC's abilities to conduct a peacekeeping mission. This exercise isn'?t anything new and not the biggest one South Africa has hosted, but it is the largest joint multi-national exercise since 1994. (Photo by Foto24/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
LOHATLHA, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 7: Amoured vehicles drive alonmg a dirt road as some 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho, September 7, 2009 in South Africa. Close to 6500 troops, police and supporting staff from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) descended on Lohatlha in the Northen Cape as part of a military exercise, Exercise Golfinho. 11 of the SADC countries are participating in the exercise which had been in the planning stages since July 2008. The exercise is based on a fictional country called the Republic of Lohatlha, which suffers from internal stabilisation. Troops on land, in the air and on the sea will attempt to infiltrate and stabilise the rebel group. For the exercise, South Africa as the host country, would be providing between 800 and 1500 "dissidents" to play this part. The purpose of Exercise Golfinho is to test the SADC's abilities to conduct a peacekeeping mission. This exercise isn'?t anything new and not the biggest one South Africa has hosted, but it is the largest joint multi-national exercise since 1994. (Photo by Foto24/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
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Mario Andrésol est né à Port au Prince le 20 juillet 1960. Il fait des études primaires chez les frères du Sacré-Cœur (Jean XXIII), des études secondaires au Collège Saint Pierre. Ayant terminé avec succès le cycle secondaire de ses études classiques à Port-au-Prince, Mario Andrésol est encore étudiant régulier à la Faculté des Sciences Humaines de l’Université d’Etat d’Haïti (1980 – 1982)

Expert en sécurité et stratégie, dynamique et axé sur les résultats, fort de plus de trente ans d'expérience à des postes de direction dans les forces armées et les forces de l'ordre. Ancien commandant en chef de la Police nationale haïtienne (PNH) de 2005 à 2012, il a géré la sécurité nationale du pays en l'absence d'armée.

Monsieur Mario Andrésol

Monsieur Mario Andrésol : est le nouveau Ministre de la Defense 

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