February 28, 2005, marked one year since the U.S. removed at gun point the democratically-elected President of Haiti, Jean Bertrand Aristide. Those…
‘Haiti is not for sale,’Liberate Haiti’s political prisoners’and ‘Latortue assassin ‘ā Paul Martin complicit’were just a few of the chants last weekend…
I traveled to Haiti in March to see for myself the results of a U.S.-orchestrated regime change. I had been to Haiti…
Returning to Haiti last month, I found a US. occupation not unlike that in Iraq, but one of which very few Americans…
I returned this month from Haiti as part of the first independent U.S. observer delegation since the removal on February 29 of…
Not quite a year ago, after returning from Haiti, I wrote for Z-net, “the United States government is playing the same game…
Not quite a year ago, after returning from Haiti, I wrote for Z-net, “the United States government is playing the same game…
I returned from a week in Haiti just as the American president began his rain of destruction on Iraq, in the name…
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