Wyclef Jean, U.S. rapper of Haitian descent, was keen to put his popularity and affluence in the service of his country's crippled by the earthquake, plagued by political conflict. For the presidential election held now, he had tried to be a candidate before being disqualified for not having lived in Haiti long enough in recent years.
Still, he continued his commitment by supporting Michel Martelly, popular musician and contestant. Then he visited his friend on Saturday night that his car was covered with bullets. Wyclef Jean has heard "the sound of a bang" and realized he had been "erraflé by a bullet." According to his spokesperson, the singer was immediately taken to hospital before exiting few hours later: the injury is not serious, more fear than harm.
The origin of the fire remains a mystery today, as far as the specific reason for the attack of a friend of the candidate. These presidential elections are the following extreme, the turnout should be a record. 
Still, he continued his commitment by supporting Michel Martelly, popular musician and contestant. Then he visited his friend on Saturday night that his car was covered with bullets. Wyclef Jean has heard "the sound of a bang" and realized he had been "erraflé by a bullet." According to his spokesperson, the singer was immediately taken to hospital before exiting few hours later: the injury is not serious, more fear than harm.
The origin of the fire remains a mystery today, as far as the specific reason for the attack of a friend of the candidate. These presidential elections are the following extreme, the turnout should be a record.
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