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The Constitution of the United States is the supreme law of the United States and considered by many as a sacred document. It superseded the Articles of Confederation, the nation's first constitution, on March 4, 1789. This translation into Haitian Creole was created because of the popular demand from American Haitian immigrants who wanted to read the document in their own language. This work includes The Bill of Rights and Amendments (11-27) and The Declaration of Independence. It is the work of a group of people who took meticulous care and time to ensure the accuracy of the translation.

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Melissa Martz is a successful Commercial Sales Agent in the South Florida Area. She focuses on a variety of middle market transactions including multifamily, retail office and high-end leases. In her line of work she was afforded the benefit of watching people realize their personal American dream, firsthand, through hard work, entrepreneurship and the freedoms outlined and protected by our U.S. Constitution. When Melissa was running for U.S. Congress and discovered that the US. Constitution had never been translated into Creole, and that her potential Haitian -American Constitutions were asking for it - she was moved and knew it must be done. When Melissa was running for U.S. Congress and discovered that the US. Constitution had never been translated into Creole, and that her Haitian -American Constitutions were asking for it - she was moved and knew it must be done. She assembled a team of specialists and this translation is the result of their hard work.

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