Haiti Football Federation Defends Isidor After Saying: “Hispaniola Is Haiti”
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The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) came out in defense of striker Wilson Isidor, after the criticisms generated by the celebration of the footballer after Haiti's 4-1 victory over the Dominican Republic, and assured that his gestures were linked to his identity and were not intended to offend the Dominican people.
The Haitian Football Federation called for the controversy generated by the celebration of striker Wilson Isidor after the 4-1 victory over the Dominican Republic to remain in the sports arena and not be used for political purposes, defending the player’s expression of identity and considering that his attachment to Haiti does not represent a sign of hostility towards another nation. The position of the FHF occurs after the strong reactions prov…
The Government of Haiti, through its embassy in the Dominican Republic, took distance from the statements made by players of its football team after the 4-1 victory over the Dominican Republic and reaffirmed its respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity and Dominican institutions. The diplomatic reaction came after the striker Wilson Isidor, author of two goals at the October 1 meeting at the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium, stated: “Hispanio…
Haitian artist and model Sarodj Bertin reacted to the statements of footballer Wilson Isidor, who recently claimed that “La Hispaniola” belongs to Haiti, during the match between the Dominican Republic and Haiti held at the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium. Bertin... Read more › La entrada Sarodj Bertin: “La Hispaniola no es Haiti” was first published in Remolacha - Noticias República Dominicana.
Editorial Santo Domingo.- The former Consul General of Haiti in Santiago, Judith Exavier, asked the Haitian Football Federation and the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Civic Action for the temporary and immediate suspension of the penalty for footballer Wilson Isidor, after declaring that «La Hispaniola es Haiti«. Through a statement released by [...]
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