Supporters greeted smooth-headed former Carnival musician Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly with chants

of "Tet Kele" (bald head) in celebration of his presumed victory in the March 20 presidential runoff. Early

results showed Martelly with a commanding lead over former First Lady Mirlande Manigat. Martelly

campaigned as a rebel aiming to shake up the establishment, but in speeches, he has bared a soft spot

for the authoritarian rule of Haiti's past, leaving many to ponder whether the popular showman will be a

true democrat or a demagogue.