By Onz Chery and Larisa Karr
People stand in line to vote during elections in the Petion-Ville suburb of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016. Haiti’s repeatedly derailed presidential election got underway more than a year after an initial vote was annulled. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Some of the few who actually wanted to vote simply couldn’t. Fabrice Cénéus was one of them. He had turned 18 in 2016 and, filled with excitement, registered for his first electoral card in March of that year.
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Onz Chery
Onz Chery started his writing career as a City College of New York student with The Campus. He also wrote for First Touch, Cosmopolitan Soccer League, and other local leagues. After graduating, Onz became one of ESNY's sports journalists then joined The Haitian Times.
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