Haiti News: Diaspora Unity Congress Ignores Class Struggle

  • Aug 29, 2009

By: Wadner Pierre – Haiti Liberte From August 6 – 9, 2009, about 300 Haitians from different corners of Haiti’s diaspora – often called the 11th Department – gathered in …

Haiti News: The People Do Not Buy Liberty and Democracy at the Market

  • Aug 18, 2009

by Kevin Pina 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 International Monetary Fund, …

Haiti New: Comparing the Coups in Haiti and Honduras

  • Aug 18, 2009

by Kim Ives Anyone who has closely watched Washington’s mischief and dirty wars around the globe over the past few decades cannot have missed the uncanny similarity between the June …

Haitian girl’s scars giving way to smiles

  • Aug 6, 2009

A teenage girl who has undergone several operations to transform her disfigured face is blooming into a confident teenager. BY NADEGE CHARLES ncharles@MiamiHerald.com The birthday girl twirled to the sounds …

Haiti and Honduras : Considering Two ‘Coups d’État’

  • Aug 3, 2009

The same United Nations that now condemns the coup in Honduras and demands Zelaya’s return occupied Haiti militarily during the coup government of Gérard Latortue, often attacking Haitians demonstrating for …

Hard times in Haiti mean many risk lives at sea

  • Aug 3, 2009

Hard times in Haiti

Gonaives, a Destroyed and Abandoned City

  • Aug 3, 2009

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 …

A Look Back at the MINUSTAH Killing of 22 Year Old Haitian Kenel Pascal

  • Jul 30, 2009

By: Wadner Pierre – HaitiAnalysis It was 7:00 am on the 18th of June. Mourners filled the cathedral of Port-Au-Prince to honor the late priest, Gerard Jean-Juste. Most likely, none …

Haiti: Thousands March on July 15 while July 28 Mobilization is Prepared

  • Jul 30, 2009

By: Kim Ives – Haiti Liberte Thousands of demonstrators marched through Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince on July 15 to mark the 56th birthday of former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. The demonstration, …

Gonaives, a Destroyed and Abandoned City

  • Jul 24, 2009

Image by Getty Images via Daylife 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 …

Haiti Liberte: From Iran to Haiti, the Hypocrisy of Western Powers

  • Jul 24, 2009

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 …

Haiti: Poverty and Environment Exacerbating Each Other

  • Dec 31, 1969

The Haiti page has been updated to include some of the effects of poverty and environment on each other. Haiti is suffering from the effects of recent hurricanes. The immense poverty and deforestation of much of Haiti has led to massive top soil loss and erosion making it harder for the environment to withstand and recover from hurricanes and flooding. Growing food has also been tougher. On top of that, cheap food imports are undermining whatever local farmers can produce. As more people move to the cities, crime and instability increases. These issues unfortunately repeat themselves in a number of other poor nations. A combination of lack of democracy, outside influence/interference preventing local democracy and development, environmental degradation and poverty make it incredibly difficult to resolve.