ChiefCaonabo previously said:




Jabao,

I do not know nor will I ever do know what your prejudice toward Hinche is; but I am not going to ask you to tell me. However, your assessment is wrong about Hinche in many areas and I will also go to the length to say some areas are somewhat not wrong.

First of all, Hinche is a provencial area of Haiti and has its own beauty. Much like you have Sosua and Puerto Plata are provinces in DR. The infrastructure there in Hinche is not City like, congested and dirty and damaged like that of Port-Au-Prince that is for sure.



You know very little of and about Hinche, but I am not going to get into a testicular contest with you as to who is or must be right or wrong. Here some pitures of the farming Country side of Hinche





Even the farmers there in Hinche make residents of Port-Au-Prince look miserable because in Hinche even the farmers have better hygenic behaviors than the locals of Port-Au-Prince. Hincheis where great Artist like Sidon Joseph, Herold Christophe and more resides in as Hinche is where Haiti most largest second former Haiti Armed forces used to go trained and stationed. Here is a basic plan of only and simply a University in the Central Down Town of Hince



Also if someone do not know what Charlemagne Peralte stood for in Haiti for Haiti, please do not use his name in vain.


For he is my Grandfather's Cousin and my cousin's great grant father thus indeed he is my family as well as my Grandfather is related to one of Haiti's early presidents Dartiguenave.

For all I know, if anyone is looking to have a peaceful vacation in a very friendly inviting place where the girls are almost like the beautiful Morenas you will find in DR, you best go to Hinche or almost any other provincial areas before ever thinking about going to Port-Au-Prince. If any of you have been to Cabaret or Navarete, DR Hinche gives you almost the same atmosphere but you know the place is in Haiti you figure it is not top notch and well maintained as it should but the area is still green and most of Haiti's natural production comes from there especially milk, mango and by the way Hince is a subdivision province of Mirbalais in Cenrtral Haiti and in the Central of Haiti is where you will find Peligre (HydroElectro dam), central Haiti is where the Country's natural rice is from and the water both Haiti and DR drink Riviere De L'Artibonite.

I have been to Hinche on many volunteered missionary visits and we always never encounter much hardship to really do report like other cities and towns in Haiti that many of us in the groups have come to accept that is just how the lifestyle of living is over there, peaceful and serene, clean and people there do not walk in the streets with dirty clothes like they do in most slums of Port-Au-Prince.



One thing you are right about is that most of the habitants on Hinche are descendants or related to some kind of Domincan background. The small province of Hinche's Pignon has the best hospital that people from all over Haiti goes to for best quality affordable treatment. Do not get me started on giving you more details about Hinche and I have not even gotten to the History of the town yet. My mother was looking for a place to reside in when she left DR and Hinche she said was the closest best place she could find and next is Cap-Haitian... then in the south you have Jacmel which is where most of my father's family also have businesses there. Ever been?