New Pirates of the Caribbean (HB79)
Eve Hayes
30th August 2016
These are exciting times for foreign investors in Haiti with their eyes on the prize; business is booming and is
Haitian Civil Society
Haitian Civil Society
Haiti’s Hunger Games: Food Policy Disaster Bites Hands that Feed (HB72)
Phillip Wearne
29th March 2021
One mamit (5.75lb tin) of rice now costs 150 Haitian gourdes (approx ₤2.24 or $3.57), 50% up since July. Corn
Recherche agenda pour le changement (HB71)
The Haiti Support Group
26th July 2012
Le développement européen : trouver la bonne voie
Un incroyable fiasco (HB69)
The Haiti Support Group
26th January 2012
Déconstruction de la Reconstruction de la CIRH
Nou Bouke Viv Anba Tant (HB68)
The Haiti Support Group
26th November 2011
We’re fed up of living in tents! Nou Bouke Viv Anba Tant The sit-in that blocked the road in front of
Petrol Price Rise Fuels Discontent (HB48)
The Haiti Support Group
4th February 2003
In January, the cash-strapped Haitian government bowed to pressure from the International Monetary Fund and withdrew the state subsidy pegging
Time for the ‘Politicians’ to Step Aside (HB43)
The Haiti Support Group
4th July 2001
Diplomatic missions have come and gone. Eleventh hour meetings have been boycotted; others have been postponed. Shots have been fired,
Aristide is Back (HB41)
The Haiti Support Group
4th February 2001
Ten yearssince he was first elected President, Jean-Bertrand Aristide has returned to power following an election in November that was
Solidarity Boosts Union Action (HB40)
The Haiti Support Group
4th October 2000
After a year-long campaign, the labour union representing some 300 workers at the Marnier-Lapostelle orange plantation in northern Haiti has
Scale of Lavalas Victory Questioned (HB39)
The Haiti Support Group
4th August 2000
The May 21st elections returned a huge victory for Jean-Betrand Aristide’s new, populist Lavalas Family party. According to the official
Unwelcome, Unwanted: Haitian Migrant Workers (HB37)
The Haiti Support Group
4th February 2000
When a boat carrying some 400 Haitians ran aground just two miles off the Florida coast on New Year’s Day,
Death and Confusion – who Controls the Police? (HB36)
The Haiti Support Group
4th January 2000
The question of criminal and political violence in Haiti has raised a great deal of controversy since the resignation on
Doing the Election Dance (HB35)
The Haiti Support Group
4th September 1999
In 1990, the majority of Haitians were enthusiastic voters, but then saw their elected candidate overthrown by a military coup.
Sowing the Seeds for a Grassroots Revival (HB34)
The Haiti Support Group
4th July 1999
These are dark days in Haiti. The promise of economic renewal funded by international development aid has come to nothing.
Fed Up with Violence (HB33)
The Haiti Support Group
4th May 1999
In Creole, there are many ways to express a dilemma. But these days, most Haitians would probably tell you that
Old Tricks, New Dog: US ‘Democracy Enhancement’ (HB31)
The Haiti Support Group
4th December 1998
It is common knowledge that the United States uses covert operations and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to destabilize and
Hurricane George – Coup de Grace (HB30)
The Haiti Support Group
4th October 1998
Rain brought by Hurricane George began to fall on the treeless mountainsides of Haiti on September 22. That night, the
US Makes a Mockery of Justice (HB29)
The Haiti Support Group
4th August 1998
In a July interview with the US magazine, Emerge, Emmanuel Constant, the leader of the FRAPH death squad that murdered hundreds