AP IMPACT: US pledged $1.15B to rebuild Haiti; 6 months later, none of it has arrived (Breaking News)
Nearly nine months after the earthquake, more than a million Haitians still live on the streets between piles of rubble. One reason: Not a cent of the $1.15 billion the …
LAVALAS ACTIVISTS PRESSURE SPEAKERS AT CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PANEL
by Gina Magloire and Kim Ives On Thursday, Sep. 16, about 200 people crowded into Room 209A at the Washington Convention Center for a panel on Haiti during the 40th …
Michael Deibert and Elizabeth Eames Roebling Attack IPS Journalists Writing on Haiti
By: Kim Ives About a week ago, an IPS story reported that Amnesty International called for the release of Ronald Dauphin and described his continued detention as “politically motivated”. In …
Haiti News: The People Do Not Buy Liberty and Democracy at the Market
By: Kevin Pina – Haiti Liberte Without question, the Lavalas political movement opposed the neo-liberal economic model of development that is unfolding in Haiti today. Lavalas militants and spokespersons called …
Hard times in Haiti mean many risk lives at sea
Hard times in Haiti
Gonaives, a Destroyed and Abandoned City
View Larger Map By: Wadner Pierre – HaitiAnalysis.com Gonaives is a port city with an estimated population of 200,000. It is the sixth largest city in Haiti and is located …
Latin American Telecommunications Infrastructure – Latest Analysis Now Available
DUBLIN –(Business Wire)– Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/79c421/latin_american_tel) has announced the addition of the “Latin American Telecommunications Infrastructure – 8th Edition” report to their offering. Workforce Management: At the Heart of …
Haiti Liberte: From Iran to Haiti, the Hypocrisy of Western Powers
Image via Wikipedia By: Berthony Dupont – Haiti Liberte Subversion and destructive violence are rampant in Iran, aimed at destroying the peace and independence of the Iranian revolution. This trouble …
The Banana Trade
A handful of fruit companies dominate the global banana trade. Combined with supermarkets on the consumer side, both end up squeezing workers who are often exploited or work under terrible conditions. Fair trade offers promise of some relief, but an entire region such as the Caribbean has had an almost unhealthy reliance and dependency on banana exports. This update provides some additional background information and links.



