Guness+haitian=power lmao.” He claimed to be a “CEO” but didn’t say where. In 2016, he wrote, “It just a technic, your body don’t mean absolutely nothing if your brain is empty. In 2018, he wrote that he was in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, and noted, “THERE’S NOTHING THAT A MAN CAN’T DO.” On April 25, he updated his cover photo to show an armored vehicle. Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Dates attended or expected graduation 2010 – 2012. On LinkedIn, he wrote that he received a bachelor’s degree in IT, and added that he attended “Florida Security school.Degree Name MB, PI license. FCC Career College stands for Florida Career College. Jacmel is a port town on Haiti’s southern coast. On Facebook, Solages wrote that he was self-employed, studied at FCC Career College, lived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and was from Jacmel. Solages Wrote That He Was Self-Employed, Had Skills in ‘Military Police’ & Was Living in Fort Lauderdale He’s tied to a maintenance and repair LLC in Florida.Ģ. Solages is a youth leader and an advocate for underprivileged kids. Preceding his tenure as a consultant, his career began as a volunteer in different nonprofit organization assisting communities in need and Haiti. Solages also serves as a politician promoting his country by focusing on compassion programs and counseling economic development program. Solages works as a corporate executive serving as a consultant in different locations throughout South Florida. He was the chief commander of body-guards for The Canadian embassy in Haiti. His bio on that website describes him as:Ī Building Engineer specialized in the field of infrastructure development, certified diplomatic agent, driver’s Course, and Protection Course. Solages is listed as a member of the board of directors for a non-profit organization that says it is working to rebuild Haiti. The other detainees were described only as “foreigners,” according to the Post, which reported that authorities have not released any evidence to connect Solages or the other detainees to the assassination.
GettyHaiti’s President Jovenel Moise and first lady Martine Moise arrive at the National Assembly to attend the inauguration of Ecuadorean President-elect Guillermo Lasso, in Quito on May 24, 2021.
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