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Thursday, March 7, 2024

Haiti: Some 5.5 million people — that’s nearly half of the country’s population — need humanitarian assistance

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The Rapidly Deteriorating Security Situation in Haiti and its Impact on Haitian Civilians From UN Briefing on Haiti 5 March, 2024 Turning to...

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Leta Restavek: The suppression of democracy in Haiti

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by Courtney Frantz, COHA Research Associate In a unanimous resolution, the United Nations (UN) Security Council decided on Friday, Octobe...

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Is Haiti in better shape than a generation ago with the advent of democracy?

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Haiti's twenty-five-year flirtation with democracy: A failed experience! By Jean H Charles I remember where I was, twenty five years...

Monday, September 20, 2010

Haiti needs a democratic revolution not an election!

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By Jean H Charles: “After Rwanda and Yugoslavia, Haiti seems to be the next theater of a major mischief by some international institution...

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...

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