However, loyalists of the left-wing ex-president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whose party did not sign the accord, have staged weeks of rowdy demonstrations calling for Mr Martelly's resignation.
For this has been the Formula One season that has borrowed the fable of the tortoise and the hare from the pages of Aesop and dramatised it for the stage, or the 20 rowdy stages that make up the sport's schedule.
Trump has staged most of his rallies at night, so that they are bigger and rowdier, but this week he opted for more traditional New Hampshire settings.
Three days after the Occupy Wall Street movement marked its first anniversary, a couple of dozen opponents responded on Thursday, staging a brief but rowdy morning rally on a sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan.
The libertarian is unlikely to rain on Romney's parade by allowing backers, who include some Tea Party supporters and an energetic youth wing, to stage protests or become too rowdy.
Despite nine candidates on stage before a rowdy audience in Orlando, the interplay between the two men dominated the debate, with both accusing the other of changing their positions.
Thus does the man known as Old Hickory, poured into a pair of tight black jeans and fiercely embodied by a microphone-riding Benjamin Walker, take the stage in the rowdy, dopey and devastatingly shrewd "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," which opened on Tuesday night at the Public Theater.
The auction's next stage could get rowdy, with bidders jockeying for better standing with the franchisees, Dasburg's team and Diageo.
HARDfather Destructo introduced his G-house sound while his family, wife, and small children watched from the stage and a rowdy posse of pineapple-obsessed (Holy) Shipfam worked the crowd.
The exchange was emblematic of a debate, sponsored by Time and CNN, that repeatedly seemed on the verge of running out of control, both because of the candidates on stage and a particularly rowdy audience that offered the candidates a memorable image of New York politics at its most insolent.
