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Coca Cola partners with the Haitian government to create Haiti Hope, a program supporting Haiti's mango juice industry.

Wyclef Jean plans to tackle free education, job creation and agriculture if he is elected the next president of Haiti.

Haiti novamente mergulhando num período de repressão governamental.

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Subscribe to Bad Faith on Patreon to instantly unlock this episode and our entire premium episode library: http://patreon.com/badfaithpodcast  Documentarian Dan Cohen reports on what he learned on the ground in Haiti through interviews with politician, former police officer, and gang leader Jimmy \"Barbecue\" Cherizier. Cherizer has been smeared as a cannibal by Elon Musk and some western media outlets, but is the portrait of him as a revolutionary leader closer to the truth? Dan walks us through the Haitian uprising, the ouster of Ariel Henry, and American efforts to intervene -- again.Subscribe to Bad Faith on YouTube to access our full video library. Find Bad Faith on Twitter (@badfaithpod) and Instagram (@badfaithpod). Produced by Armand Aviram.   Theme by Nick Thorburn (@nickfromislands)    

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The situation in Haiti, especially in and around the capital Port-au-Prince, has deteriorated in recent months. In some areas gang violence and poverty is rampant, while food, water and fuel have become scarce. While many point to the assassination of former-president Jovenel Moïse as the catalyst for the current crisis, our guest today argues that the roots of the current tumult stretch back much further, and that past Canadian foreign policy decisions have contributed heavily.Now, there are calls for foreign military intervention to stabilize the situation, and suggestions that Canada should play a leading role in that effort.So what exactly is happening in Haiti? What do the Haitian people need to improve their situation? And if military intervention is not the answer, then what should Canada do to support Haiti in its struggle for peace, prosperity and justice?Guest: Jean Saint-Vil (Jafrikayiti), radio host and member of Solidarite Quebec-Haiti.

The Good Morning Hamilton Podcast w/ Guest Host Scott Radley:Hamilton Day will be held next month. What is that? In the same vein as the first one that was held during the Great Depression, it's to show our local small businesses support! GUEST: Keanin Loomis, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce-The Ti-Cats take on the Redblacks at home this weekend. GUEST: Matt Afinec, President, Hamilton Ti-Cats-What is the appeal of Hallmark movies? This weekend, one will air that has Paul Sun Hyung-Lee, Appa of Kim's Convenience, in it. Why are they starting so early? GUEST: Bill Brioux, television critic and author-A Canadian TV staple is the series Corner Gas. The animated version of the show will be wrapping up soon. Brent Butt joins us to talk 20 years of Corner Gas and what's next. GUEST: Brent Butt, creator of Corner Gas-The Bulldogs play tonight in Sudbury and in Mississauga. To chat about the season thus far, Michael Andlauer joins Scott Radley. GUEST: Michael Andlauer, Hamilton Bulldogs-A local resident has returned from an emergency trip form Haiti. The group she's with has co-ordinated a response to the recent incident there. How bad has the situation gotten in Haiti? Guest: Serena Bufalino, co-founder of the local organization HELP HEAL HUMANITY

DOMINICANOS NO VOTARON PARA RESOLVER PROBLEMAS HAITI

Suzi talks to Frantz Voltaire, Haitian historian, filmmaker, and publisher, about the chaotic situation in Haiti. President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated at his home in the middle of the night on July 7 by men wearing DEA uniforms, some speaking Spanish and English. A hit squad of Colombian attackers have been arrested along with two Haitian Americans, but everything is murky about the assassination. The country was already in a political and constitutional crisis with both a non-functioning Parliament and Judiciary - and that crisis has now greatly increased with two different men claiming interim authority, while armed gangs fight to command the streets. Some Haitian officials have called for US military assistance, while others are adamantly opposed to more outside intervention whether by the US, UN, or aid groups. We get Frantz Voltaire's understanding of the current situation, how and why the assassination took place, the political-economic context from which it arose, and what we can now expect to happen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Contacto con Camille Chalmers desde Haiti, 24 de abril de 2020

Stinchfield Live top-of-the-hour news updates with host Grant Stinchfield, weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. Host Grant Stinchfield brings you live news updates and interviews at the top of each hour, weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. Joined by Dana Loesch, Dan Bongino and other leading political voices, Grant tackles the issues the mainstream media won't. Chuck Holton: U.S. Embassy Warns American Citizens in Haiti Violence Erupting in Haiti Chuck Holton explains why the U.S. Embassy is warning American citizens in Haiti telling them to seek shelter.

(Global Pulse: January 29, 2010) Despite the epic nature of the disaster in Haiti, this overview of worldwide news coverage of the earthquake reveals that media still found time to commend their nation's rescuers, promote their own star journalists, and even get in some digs at the U.S. While the coverage raised awareness and donations for devastated Haiti, these clips from media around the world show a fine line between compassion and self-promotion while thousands go without food or shelter. This episode also includes an interview with The New Republic's Senior Editor Noam Scheiber.SOURCES: KBS, South Korea; Al Jazeera English, Qatar; RT, Russia; TV5, France; CNN, U.S.; CBS, U.S.; ABC, U.S.; FOX, U.S.; The New Republic, U.S.; Health News Review, U.S.

Medical experts are encouraging young pregnant women to visit a hospital to avoid complications when giving birth. Haiti’s maternal mortality rate is still the highest in the Western Hemisphere. Meanwhile, in neighbouring Dominican Republic, 25 to 30% of all births are to adolescents. Health officials are working with pregnant girls to help them plan their families.

Flashpoints Senior Correspondent Kevin Pina speaks with Nicole Phillips of the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH) about the March 20, 2001 presidential elections. He also interviews Haitian journalist Wadner Pierre about Aristide's return and the impact it had on the elections and politics in Haiti.

Flashpoints Senior Correspondent Kevin Pina speaks with Nicole Phillips of the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH) about the March 20, 2001 presidential elections. He also interviews Haitian journalist Wadner Pierre about Aristide's return and the impact it had on the elections and politics in Haiti.

Download Episode. Dan Cohen of Redacted joined Antiwar Radio this week to discuss the expanding U.S. interventions in Haiti. News broke recently that the U.S. will be providing support for a force of Kenyan soldiers heading into Haiti under the banner of the UN. Cohen, who has traveled frequently to Haiti in the last few years, explains the unrest that is currently gripping the island and how the U.S. establishment is misrepresenting the situation for their own benefit. They then discuss the presence of U.S. special forces on the island. Discussed on the show: ?Haiti Liberte Documentary ?Cohen's interview about US Special Forces in Haiti Dan Cohen is a journalist and co-producer of the award-winning documentary, Killing Gaza. His website is dancohenmedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @dancohen3000. This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: Tom Woods' Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott. Get Scott's interviews before anyone else! Subscribe to the Substack. Shop Libertarian Institute merch or donate to the show through Patreon, PayPal or Bitcoin: 1DZBZNJrxUhQhEzgDh7k8JXHXRjY

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Thousands of Haitians have taken to the streets in anti-government protests that quickly turned violent. Several people have been killed and a great amount of property has been damaged in these protests. Haiti, of course, is no stranger to political crisis. But this crisis feels different, according to veteran reporter Jacqueline Charles. Jacqueline Charles is the Haiti Caribbean reporter for the Miami Herald and in this conversation she explains the origins of this new protest movement and how it may play out over the coming weeks. As she explains, these protests began, in part, over allegations of corruption surrounding a Hugo Chavez-era Venezuelan oil subsidy program, known as Petro Carbibe. But what began as an anti-corruption protest movement has morphed into something much broader that now threatens to bring down the government of President Jovenel Moise. This crisis in Haiti has potential to unleash great instability in a very fragile country, which could have big international implications. This conversation does a very good job of giving you the background and context you need to understand events as they unfold.

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A gang in Haiti has kidnapped 17 American and Canadian missionaries, and is now demanding millions in ransom - the latest example of the increasing chaos in one of the world's poorest countries. So, will international aid be needed, again, to return it to stability? Join host Mohammed Jamjoom.Guests:Eugenia Charles - Executive Director, Fondasyon Mapou.Francois Guillaume II - Ambassador of Haiti in Qatar.Jake Johnston - Senior Research Associate, Center for Economic and Policy Research.

Carl Juste audio tour of exhibition "Eclectic" at Little Haiti Cultural Arts Center - Miami. Interviewed by George Fishman for QR art Guide. Stop 7 - Havana Haiti 2.

Entrevista a Nuria Fanyanas (Tiana Solidaria) i Carles Domenech (Tiana Decideix) sobre la jornada que s'esta organitzant pel 14 de marc per recaptar diners per Haiti. Emesa al magazine matinal de Radio Tiana, el Tiana al Dia.

Dr. Maureen Murphy found away back to Haiti to provide desperately needed medical care and supplies. We talk to her about what she plans on doing when her team arrives.

Dr. Maureen Murphy found away back to Haiti to provide desperately needed medical care and supplies. We talk to her about what she plans on doing when her team arrives.

DEKANTASYON: Weekly Bilingual radio program in Kreyol/English Biden was in Canada this week where part of the discussion with PM Trudeau centered on immigration policy and Haiti.This week we also turn our attention back to Solino and Bel Air in Haiti where the community continues to organize a response to paramilitary attacks. We're joined by Orlando Aupont in Florida and Kafenol in Montreal, Canada. 

Photos and videos of Haiti's February 2019 riots circulated through social media and VOIP.

Haiti panel

On April 23, 1995, Noam Chomsky spoke on the subject of Haiti, as part of a panel on the then current situation in that country.  Noam's talk is on the second file.

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UN plans for cholera epidemic in Haiti and kidnapping rings operated by members of Haiti's wealthy elite.

On Feb. 22nd, 2002, Noam Chomsky and Paul Farmer gave a joint presentation on Haiti. They talked about the US and French role in impoverishing Haiti and preventing democracy from functioning in this poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. After their talks, Chomsky and Farmer took questions from the audience. Chomsky cites: Thomas Carothers, _In the Name of Democracy: U.S. Policy Toward Latin America in the Reagan Years_, University of California Press, 1993.

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How the IMF, Bill and Hillary Clinton destroyed Haiti Don't forget that most Hatian governments are also extremely curupt.

U.S. Customs & Border Protection Video Commemorating Agency's Year-ago Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts / March 25, 2011 / Watch this video and others like it in hi-res at SCVTV.com

DEKANTASYON: Weekly Bilingual radio program in Kreyol/English SOS for help from members of the community of Bel Air in Haiti's capital as the killing by paramilitary gangs and the police continues. Citizen journalists documenting human right abuses are under fire from Jimmy Cherizier who is now working openly with police to raise the level of repression in Bel Air. 

DEKANTASYON: Weekly Bilingual radio program in Kreyol/English SOS for help from members of the community of Bel Air in Haiti's capital as the killing by paramilitary gangs and the police continues. Citizen journalists documenting human right abuses are under fire from Jimmy Cherizier who is now working openly with police to raise the level of repression in Bel Air. 

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Cover title: Haiti national contraceptive  prevalence  survey 1989. Spine title: Haiti contraceptive prevalence survey 1989. . This is the final English-language report on the 1989 Haiti National Contraceptive Prevalence Survey, a nationwide population-based household survey. The sample consisted of 4,650 households, and interviews were conducted with 1,842 males and 1,996 females. Chapters are included on survey methodology and organization; characteristics of the survey population; maternal and child health care, fertility intentions, and planning status of last live birth; contraception; risk of unplanned pregnancy; availability of services; attitudes toward family planning; sexual behavior and contraceptive use among young adults; and knowledge of AIDS. The report is also available in French.

Surprise Surprise, the Clinton Foundation involved with Child Smugglers/Abductors and Sex Traffickers in Haiti. Then there's that famous masonic number 33. Coincidence? Don't think so. Not to mention Bill Clinton's ties with notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. CONNECT THE DOTS.

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Haiti Copyright Decree in French