Caribbean Blog International: Haitian Revolution

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Saturday, December 8, 2012

Haiti's two unfinished universal and national revolutions... ...The one of 1804 destroyed for itself and for humanity the gangrene of slavery of man by man ...and the revolution of 1986, which brought an end for itself and also for humanity the stronghold of the dictators... ...As such, the Revolution of 1804 and the one closest to us in 1986 will be no more vain conquests, an incomplete rupture; Haiti will experience its golden age -- the one it has been tackling for over five hundred years!

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Haiti: An unfinished revolution By Jean H Charles Haiti had two unfinished universal and national revolutions. The one of 1804 destr...

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The British Caribbean and its history

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By Franklyn W Knight: The English-speaking population of the Caribbean represents less than 20 per cent of the conventionally defined region...

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Port au Prince, Haiti: Nou Bouke! We are exhausted!

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By Jean H Charles: This graffiti is now covering most of the remaining walls of Port au Prince, Haiti. During election time, candidates com...

Monday, January 18, 2010

The earthquake in Haiti requires the world's human response

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By Wellington C Ramos: Ever since the black people of this Caribbean country fought and defeated the French to gain their independence in 1...

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