Protests Leave Lavalas Shaking (HB22)
The Haiti Support Group
4th February 1997
Roadblocks, demonstrations and strikes – during the month of January generalised discontent was channelled into action in a wave of
Haiti Briefing (English)
Haiti Briefing (English)
Wage Slavery (HB21)
The Haiti Support Group
18th December 1996
Haitian workers in the capital’s assembly plants work in hot, airless, and dimly lit factories sewing gloves, underwear, sports clothes and
Chickens Come Home to Roost (HB20)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd October 1996
Following several weeks of shootings and bomb threats, former soldiers from the disbanded Haitian army are threatening more violence if
Land Reform – the Number One Demand (HB19)
The Haiti Support Group
18th August 1996
“Land is truly the Number One biggest demand of Haitian peasants who have fought and died for it, because only
Piggy in the Middle (HB18)
The Haiti Support Group
18th June 1996
“The first stage was when the police feared the people. The second stage that we are in now is the
Between the Peasants and the Donors (HB17)
The Haiti Support Group
18th April 1996
New President of Haiti, Rene Préval, unveils his strategy to try to repair Haiti’s shattered economy.
Farewell Aristide (HB16)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd February 1996
So it’s farewell to President Aristide who hands over to his successor, René Préval, on February 7th. As the living
Pot Threatens to Boil Over (HB15)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd December 1995
The patience of many thousands of Haitians finally snapped following the November 7th assassination of the Lavalas MP, Jean Hubert
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (HB14)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd August 1995
Haiti’s parliamentary and local elections on June 25 resulted in a commanding victory for the Lavalas platform (PPL) supported by
In the Shadow of the Sweatshop (HB13)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd June 1995
In the Shadow of the Sweatshop . Also featuring information on Harold Pinter Haiti Exhibition. Haiti is a country laid
Haiti Photos & Art (HB12 Sup)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd June 1995
As well as paintings and ironworks by Haitian artists the exhibition features photos of Haiti by twenty international photojournalists here previewed
A Democracy Made of Cardboard (HB12)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd April 1995
Nobody with an understanding of the Haitian political scene believed that the return of Aristide last October would mean that
Problems Not Solved by US Presence (HB 11)
The Haiti Support Group
3rd January 1995
There has been so little news in the mainstream media you could be forgiven for thinking that, with the return
Aristide Returns — Mission Accomplished? (HB10)
The Haiti Support Group
18th November 1994
Three years ago, who would have betted on President Aristide returning to Haiti? Let alone with the support of the
Military Calls Clinton’s Bluff (HB9)
The Haiti Support Group
2nd September 1994
Will the invasion of Haiti happen? Does anyone know? Does Clinton know? As we go to press, sources in Washington
Is the US Serious? Shutting Down the Dominican-Haiti Border (HB8)
The Haiti Support Group
2nd July 1994
The United States has added teeth to the new United Nations sanctions imposed in May by announcing it will assist
Hundreds Slain in New Wave of Terror (HB7)
The Haiti Support Group
2nd April 1994
The body of a well-known Aristide supporter, Dady Pierre, murdered on 10 March in Cité Soleil was found with his
Clampdown in Jérémie (HB6)
The Haiti Support Group
2nd February 1994
Last October, when the Haitian army refused to comply with the UN-brokered accord to restore democracy, the international community needed