Haitian Government Raises Minimum Wage to $5.50 per day May 21, 2009 By Wadner Pierre Source: haitianalysis Wadner Pierre’s ZSpace Page …
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US-Haiti, by Noam Chomsky March 9, 2004 – Those who have any concern for Haiti will naturally want to understand how its…
Well, the timing of things has been changed by an unforeseen, somewhat bizarre, event: during a recent back-packing trip in Upper New-York,…
By: Peter Hallward – Journal of Radical Philosophy By ‘will of the people’ I mean a deliberate, emancipatory and inclusive process of…
Source: Upsidedown World Recent incidents involving Haitian workers in the Dominican Republic should alert even the most jaded observers that an already…
Himalayan Consensus Written by Laurence Brahm – Published by laurencebrahm.com on 03/08/2009 On October 23, 2008, Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the…
Posted by Mike E at Kasama on September 12, 2009 The following piece appeared on the re-opened Red Star website – beginning…
“Now we have thousands of weapon, thousands of Army men and we have the support of millions of people”, said the Chairman…
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