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Haitian food crisis sending refugees to the sea
By Joseph Guyler Delva, Reuters, April 23, 2008
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20
Haitians bodies found near Bahamas,
April 22, 2008
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Dominican
Crackdown Leaves Children of Haitian Immigrants in Legal Limbo,
May 25, 2008
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Kanga
Mundele: Our mission to live free or die trying, Another Haitian
Independence Day under occupation
by Marguerite Laurent, Haitian Perspectives,
January 1, 2006
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October
17, 2007 - Ezili Dantò's Note on the current situation
in Haiti
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Eyewitness
account of the abduction of President and First Lady Aristide
of Haiti by the United States Special Forces
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Dessalines
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Ayisyen: You Are Not Alone!
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Hope
and Humiliation: HLLN’s analysis of May 18, 2006 and the Inaugural
of President Rene Preval by Marguerite Laurent
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Many Haitians want exiled Aristide back,
April 16, 2008
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FOOD
CRISIS: 'The greatest demonstration of the
historical failure of the capitalist model' by
Ian Angus, Global
Research, April 28, 2008
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30
Years Ago Haiti Grew All the Rice It Needed. What Happened?
The U.S. Role in Haiti's Food Riots,
By Bill Quigley , April 21, 2008
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Is Starvation Contagious? by John Maxwell,
Jamaican
Observer
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Review of Peter Hallward's "Damming the Flood" (Part I) -
by Stephen Lendman,
OpEdNews.com
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1804
Independence Proclamation of Haiti's Founding Father, General Jean Jacques
Dessalines "....if they find asylum amongst us,
they will be once more the schemers of our troubles and our divisions."
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Ezili Dantò's master Haitian dance class (Video clip)
Ezili's
Dantò's
Haitian & West African Dance Troop
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group of Haitian migrants arrive in a bus after being
repatriated from the nearby Turks and Caicos Islands,
in Cap-Haitien, northern Haiti, Thursday, May 10, 2007.
They were part of the survivors of a sailing vessel crowded
with Haitian migrants that overturned Friday, May 4 in
moonlit waters a half-mile from shore in shark-infested
waters. Haitian migrants claim a Turks and Caicos naval
vessel rammed their crowded sailboat twice before it capsized.
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Ezili
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Workshops - See, Red,
Black & Moonlight series or Haitian-West African
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twoance performance |
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In
a series
of articles written for the October 17, 2006 bicentennial
commemoration of the life and works of Dessalines, I wrote
for HLLN that: "Haiti's liberator and founding father,
General Jean
Jacques Dessalines, said, "I Want
the Assets of the Country to be Equitably Divided"
and for that he was assassinated by the Mullato sons of France.
That
was the first coup d'etat, the Haitian holocaust - organized
exclusion
of the masses, misery, poverty and the impunity of the economic
elite
- continues (with Feb. 29, 2004 marking the 33rd coup d'etat).
Haiti's peoples continue to
resist the return of despots,
tyrants and enslavers who wage war on the poor
majority and Black, contain-them-in poverty through neocolonialism'
debts, "free trade" and foreign "investments."
These neocolonial tyrants refuse to allow an equitable division
of wealth, excluding the majority in Haiti from sharing in
the
country's wealth and assets."
(See
also, Kanga
Mundele: Our mission to live free or die trying, Another Haitian
Independence Day under occupation; The
Legacy of Impunity of One Sector-Who killed Dessalines?;
The Legacy of Impunity:The
Neoconlonialist inciting political instability is the problem.
Haiti is underdeveloped in crime, corruption, violence, compared
to other nations,
all, by Marguerite 'Ezili Dantò' Laurent |
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