Wyclef Jean has always been public about his support of his native country, Haiti. In 2007, he was named Haiti’s ambassador-at-large. His charity foundation, Yele Haiti, donates money toward rebuilding the country after the January 2010 earthquake. Jean recently told the Associated Press that he is launching a campaign called “Face to Face” to get young people in Haiti to vote in the upcoming November 2010 election.

Now, the latest news came on Monday from Jean’s family. In a letter, they said that Jean may “be a part in the government moving forward.” The letter supports recent rumors that Jean will run for President of Haiti this fall.

This all seems to be speculation right now, but if you look at his resume it’s not hard to believe that he would want to take the big job and get to the heart of rebuilding his home land.