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Znet Article Quigley: Report from Haiti

Znet Article, October, 09 2011 Bill Quigley
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Where has the money raised for Haiti gone?

Znet Article Podur: To pass on our experience

Znet Article, October, 07 2011 Justin Podur
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Patrick Elie is a Haitian activist who worked in the first Aristide administration. I interviewed him in Port au Prince on October 5, 2011.

Znet Article Podur: Haitian President Martelly's Scholarship Program

Znet Article, October, 06 2011 Justin Podur
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The centerpiece of Haitian President Martelly's policies so far is his scholarship program

Znet Article Podur: The Eviction of Barbancourt 17

Znet Article, October, 05 2011 Justin Podur
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I visited the camp today (October 4), and spoke to Nadege Bazile, 29, who is living out of a car with her children on the street outside the site.

Znet Article Quigley: Wave of Illegal, Senseless and Violent Evictions Swells in Port au Prince

Znet Article, August, 26 2011 Bill Quigley
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The administration of President Michel Martelly has apparently given a green light to widespread violent demolition of camps without any legal process

Znet Article Daniels: Implanting a "Black Footprint" on an Economic Renaissance for Haiti

Znet Article, August, 20 2011 Ron Daniels
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Haiti shattered the myth of white supremacy which came to be the rationale for the enslavement

Znet Article Susskind: A Blueprint for Ending Sexual Violence after Disaster

Znet Article, July, 27 2011 Yifat Susskind
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After disaster, women face an increased risk of violence, including rape and sexual assault

Znet Article Weisbrot: Brazil, MINUSTAH, Need a Timetable for Withdrawal from Haiti

Znet Article, July, 23 2011 Mark Weisbrot
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Wikileaks cables make it clearer than ever before that foreign troops occupying Haiti for more than seven years have no legitimate reason to be there

Znet Article Quigley: Displaced Women Demand Justice in Port au Prince

Znet Article, July, 02 2011 Bill Quigley
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The people calling for justice are residents of a make shift tent camp called Camp Django in the Delmas 17 neighborhood

Znet Article Quigley: Haiti Facts Seventeen Months after Earthquake

Znet Article, June, 26 2011 Bill Quigley
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Seventeen months later, Haiti remains deeply wounded

Znet Article Macdonald: Bill Clinton Channels Marie Antoinette

Znet Article, June, 24 2011 Isabel Macdonald
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If thousands of displaced Haitians cannot afford to live anywhere after the January 2010 earthquake, why don't they just live in imported model homes?

Znet Article Goodman: WikiLeaks Cables Reveal "Secret History" of U.S. Bullying in Haiti at Oil Companies’ Behest

Znet Article, June, 06 2011 Amy Goodman
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Haiti plays a pivotal role, despite its small size, in world history

Znet Article Campbell: Haiti Reparations and Reconstruction

Znet Article, May, 23 2011 Horace Campbell
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Every act of freedom by Haiti scared the imperial powers

Znet Article Weisbrot: The International Community Should Recognize Reality in Haiti

Znet Article, March, 18 2011 Mark Weisbrot
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Haiti’s first democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, is scheduled to return to his homeland this week after seven years in exile in South Africa.

Znet Article Goodman: Aristide’s Planned Return Trip to Haiti After Seven Years in Exile

Znet Article, March, 17 2011 Amy Goodman
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Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has decided to return to Haiti this week ahead of Sunday’s presidential runoff election.

Znet Article Weisbrot: Washington Can’t Block Aristide’s Return or Deny Haiti’s Sovereignty

Znet Article, February, 12 2011 Mark Weisbrot
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In 1915 the U.S. Marines invaded Haiti, occupying the country until 1934. U.S. officials rewrote the Haitian constitution, and when the Haitian national assembly refused to ratify it, they dissolved the assembly.

Znet Article Aristide: On My Return To Haiti…

Znet Article, February, 06 2011 Jean-Bertrand Aristide
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A profit-driven recovery plan, devised and carried out by outsiders, cannot reconstruct my country.

Znet Article Weisbrot: Haiti Resists US Pressure; Announces Aristide Can Return

Znet Article, February, 03 2011 Mark Weisbrot
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Like the Egyptians, Haitians are calling for free and fair elections.

Znet Article Emersberger: NYT Promotes Destructive Myths About Aristide

Znet Article, January, 27 2011 Joe Emersberger
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Ginger Thompson wrote in the New York Times on January 19 that former Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide “rose to power as a champion of Haiti’s poor but became notorious for his violent crackdowns of political dissent.” [1]

Znet Article Podur: More such philanthrocapitalism we shall be utterly undone

Znet Article, January, 23 2011 Justin Podur
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Another attempt at an answer might be to identify certain things that billionaires won't ever do. Call this my challenge to the philanthrocapitalists.

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