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The Malcolm X Grassroots Movement Statement on the Conditions in Haiti Seven Months After the Quake

HAITI: SIX MONTHS AFTER THE QUAKE by Johnny Van Hove, July 13, 2010

HAITI FIVE MONTHS AFTER THE QUAKE by Robert Roth

U.S. ATTEMPTS TO ERASE HAITIAN NATIONHOOD by BAR Executive Director Glen Ford

BILL MOYERS on HAITI

STAND SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH THE PEOPLE OF HAITI by Marilyn Langlois, Haiti Action Committee

MITF Delegation Reports from Haiti

WE WANT OUR VOICES TO BE HEARD: DEMOCRACY IN HAITI'S EARTHQUAKE ZONE by Laura Flynn

INTERNATIONAL DONORS CONFERENCE AT THE UN: For $10 billion promises Haiti surrenders its sovereignty by KIM IVES

MOBILE SCHOOLS IN THE EARTHQUAKE ZONE by Laura Flynn

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WE WANT OUR VOICES TO BE HEARD: DEMOCRACY IN HAITI'S EARTHQUAKE ZONE by Laura Flynn
“We are living in the mud. We are wet and we are hungry. Those in charge have left us without hope. If they have a plan we do not know it...” Suzette Janvier

INTERNATIONAL DONORS CONFERENCE AT THE UN: For $10 billion promises Haiti surrenders its sovereignty by KIM IVES

MOBILE SCHOOLS IN THE EARTHQUAKE ZONE by Laura Flynn
An Update from the Aristide Foundation for Democracy - April 2, 2010

HAITI - RESTORE DEMOCRACY, LET ARISTIDE RETURN by Amanda Zivcic

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY IN HAITI
On March 8, 2010 thousands of Haitian women mark International Women's Day at the Aristide Foundation, demand return of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide

RAPE ON THE RISE IN HAITI'S CAMPS by Nina Lakhani
Girls as young as 12 have been attacked as sexual violence plagues the quake's survivors

HAITI: PRIVATE CONTRACTORS LIKE VULTURES COMING TO GRAB THE LOOT by Anthony Fenton

HAITI UPDATE: NEOCOLONIAL PLANS CONTINUE TO UNFOLD from Web of Democracy

HAITI: DISASTER CAPITALISM ON STEROIDS. An interview with Robert Roth by Johnny Van Hove
Listen to Gladice Simon-Delouis, Haitian grassroots women's activist: AFRICA TODAY, KPFA 94.1

TOO LITTLE TOO LATE FOR HAITI? SIX SOBERING POINTS by Bill Quigley
Haiti human rights activist says WAKE UP WORLD!!! $100 million - are you kidding me? Have you even been without water? Half of Haiti is kids who were already hungry before the earthquake...

ONLY ARISTIDE HAS THE MANDATE TO LEAD HAITI'S RECOVERY by Selma James
Haitians continue to call for Aristide's return. Will the only person with a mandate to govern be kept from leading their recovery and reconstruction?

The militarization of emergency aid to Haiti - is it a humanitarian operation or an invasion? by Michel Chossudovsky
A Global Research Feature Article

Our role in Haiti's plight by Peter Hallward
"If we are serious about assisting this devastated land, we must stop trying to control and exploit it"

What the mainstream media will not tell you about Haiti: Part of the suffering is "Made in the USA" by Bill Quigley
While the earthquake would harm any country, actions by the United States have absolutely magnified the harm to Haiti.

Haiti and America's Historic Debt by Robert Parry
"Few Americans understand how important Haiti’s contribution to U.S. history was."

HAITI'S CLASSQUAKE by Jeb Sprague
Geographer Kenneth Hewitt coined the term 'classquake' in examining the 1976 earthquake in Guatemala that cost the lives of 23,000 people, because of the accuracy with which it struck down the poor. Haiti today is much worse, compounded by decades of globalization and U.S. intervention.

Why the US owes Haiti BILLIONS - The briefest history by Bill QUIGLEY
"The US has worked to break Haiti for over 200 years. We owe Haiti. Not charity. We owe Haiti as a matter of justice. Reparations...the US owes Haiti Billions - with a big B."

COVERING HAITI: When the Media is the Disaster by Rebecca Solnit

Why did we focus on securing Haiti rather than helping Haitians? by Ben Ehrenreich

History of a Haitian Holocaust by Greg Palast for the Huffington Post

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