Monthly archive
By the Council On Hemispheric Affairs, August 30, 2011
This analysis was prepared by COHA Research Associate Elizabeth Rust
Amidst a…
A study on the future of Brazil in Haiti by the Council on Hemispheric Affairs (Washington DC). Prepared by COHA intern Alex Sanchez…
"Transition to What?": Special Report on Haiti's Housing and Shelter Crisis
By Haiti Grassroots Watch, Published August 23, 2011
The…
100 days into Michel Martelly’s presidency: Survey reveals government’s closure of camps conflicts with durable housing solutions…
By Cordelia Hebblethwaite, BBC News, 24 August 2011
Creole is the mother tongue in Haiti, but children do most of their schooling in…
By Tyler Shipley
Published in The Bullet, August 25, 2011
It must have been a struggle for Honduran coup-President Porfirio ‘Pepe’…
Thousands of Lives Could Be Saved and Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic Managed With Greater Treatment and Prevention Efforts
CEPR Paper Finds…
By Whitney Phillips, Cronkite Borderlands Initiative
Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, published on August 22, 2011
SANTO…
By Lauren Gilger, Cronkite Borderlands Initiative
Published by Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, August 22, 2011 (go to link…
By Mark Weisbrot, The Guardian(UK), August 22, 2011
At a sprawling internally displaced persons (IDP) camp of battered tents and tarps…
by Martin Enserink, Science, 23 August, 2011
A new study has yielded the most solid evidence yet that U.N. peace-keeping forces from…
4 août 2011
Introduction
Trois Canadiens ont mené une mission d’enquête et de solidarité de dix jours en Haïti, du 20 au 30 juin.…
By Todd Gordon, Toronto Star Opinion Page, August 16, 2011
On Friday Aug. 12, Stephen Harper became the first foreign leader to visit…
Still without a government, pop star-turned President Michel Martelly is having a hard time meeting expectations in his first months in…
Haiti’s new president A bitter baptism for “Sweet Micky”
Political deadlock may trigger unrest on the streets and fatigue among donors…
August 13, 2011
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a one-day stop in Honduras yesterday, the fifth of five Latin American countries he…
Haiti, stuck in the mud
Editorial, Washington Post, August 14, 2011
THREE MONTHS after his inauguration, the presidency of…
By Jeb Sprague
Published in Haiti Liberte, August 10 - 16, 2011, Vol. 5, No. 4 http://www.haiti-liberte.com/
Throughout 2004 and…
By Trenton Daniel, Miami Herald, August 10, 2011
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Thousands of Haitians living in one of the biggest tent…
By Kim Ives and Ansel Herz
Published in The Nation, August 5, 2011. A longer version of this article was first published in the…
The following two articles report on the current visit of President Martelly to Chile. In his speeches there, the president becomes the…
Center for Economic Policy Research, August 11, 2011
As was reported in the Brazilian and other Latin American press, but generally…
DemocracyNow!, August 11, 2011. An interview with Kim Ives, editor of Haïti Liberté.
A new exposé on Haiti reveals how the United…
Political disputes and foreign intervention lie at the root of Haiti's seemingly intractable problems
By Roger Annis, Co-ordinator…
Hurricane Emily's Near-Miss Too Close for Haiti's Displaced Persons Camps
Inaction Speaks Louder Than Words
By MARK SCHULLER and MARK…
By William Wheeler
National Geographic Daily News blog, August 6, 2011 This post is part of a special National Geographic News series on…
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds, Tuesday August 2, 2011
Gerta Louisama is a member of the Executive Committee and the National Women’s…
Canadian delegation to Haiti reports back
August 4, 2011--Three Canadians conducted a ten-day fact-finding and solidarity mission to…
A year and a half after the island was reduced to rubble by an earthquake, the world's unprecedented effort to rebuild it has turned into…
By Kim Ives, Haiti Liberte, August 3 - 9, 201,1 Vol. 5, No. 3
At 10 p.m. on Tuesday, August 2, the Haitian Senate voted to not ratify…