Haiti: Not Back, Not Better
Photo by: Gonmi | Flickr | Creative Commons License The third anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti has passed with no sign of either serious reconstruction or progress toward improving...
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By CLALS Staff World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim and Haitian President Michel Martelly / Photo credit: World Bank Photo Collection / Foter / CC-BY-NC-ND Half way through his term, President...
View ArticleCaribbean Integration: Necessary but Elusive
By Victor Bulmer-Thomas* #83951044 / gettyimages.com The dream of Caribbean solidarity has never been in greater peril. Norman Girvan, who died on April 9, was committed to the cause of Caribbean...
View ArticlePreparing the West Indies for the Demise of PetroCaribe
By Thomas Andrew O’Keefe* ariwriter / Flickr / Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) The English-speaking Caribbean nations – whose heavy dependence on...
View ArticleHaiti: Plus ça change …
By Fulton Armstrong Photo credit: a-birdie and Free Grunge Textures / Flickr / CC BY Haiti buried Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier last week, but his and his father’s ghosts continue to haunt Haitian...
View ArticleHaiti: Another Crisis on the Anniversary of a Crisis
By Emma Fawcett* Cinco anos depois do terremoto que devastou o Haiti / Agência Brasil Fotografias / Flickr / CC BY-NC 2.0 Haiti recently marked the five-year anniversary of the devastating 2010...
View ArticleHaiti: Yet More Lost Opportunity
By Emma Fawcett* Photo Credit: Nacho Fradejas Garcia / Flickr / Creative Commons Six months into Haiti’s most recent political crisis, popular uncertainty and frustration are palpable – amid...
View ArticleDominican Republic: Heavy-handed Migration Policies
By Emma Fawcett* Haitian sugarcane collectors in Dominican Republic. Photo Credit: El Marto / Flickr / Creative Commons The government of the Dominican Republic has not yet begun massive forced...
View ArticleHaiti and Dominican Republic: No Détente in Sight
By Emma Fawcett* Resettlement camp at Corail Cesselesse, Haiti Photo Credit: Oxfam International / Flickr / Creative Commons Tensions stemming from the Dominican Republic’s forced repatriation of...
View ArticleHaiti: Elections Better than Expected?
By Emma Fawcett* Photo Credit: Haiti Innovation / Flickr / Creative Commons Security and logistics for Haiti’s October 25 elections went much better than expected, but the results – preliminarily...
View ArticleHaiti: Postponed Elections, Ever-Deepening Crisis
By Emma Fawcett* Photo Credit: mackendy mentor, Kurious, and KeshtoKar (modified) / YouTube, Pixabay, and Wikimedia Commons / Licensed for noncommercial reuse Postponement of Haiti’s protracted...
View ArticleHaiti: Crisis Upon Crisis
By Fulton Armstrong OAS Secretary General Almagro visits Haiti. Photo Credit: OAS / Flickr / Creative Commons Haiti is stumbling, again, from one crisis into another, but the timing of this ongoing...
View ArticleZika Overshadows Haiti’s Continuing Cholera Epidemic
By Emma Fawcett * Inside a cholera treatment center in Haiti. Photo Credit: CDC Global / Flickr / Creative Commons As the number of Zika victims rises into the tens of thousands and dominates the...
View ArticleHaiti: Hurricane Matthew’s Devastating Impact
By Emma Fawcett* A citizen of Beaumont, Haiti unloads hurricane relief supplies from USAID on October 13, 2016. / U.S. Air Force / Photo by Tech. Sgt. Russ Scalf / Flickr / Creative Commons Hurricane...
View Article2017: Happy New Year in Latin America?
By Eric Hershberg and Fulton Armstrong Brazilian President Michel Temer surrounded by members of his party in mid-2016. His government will continue to face questions of legitimacy in 2017. / Valter...
View ArticleHaiti’s Electoral Crisis Finally Concludes, for Now
By Emma Fawcett* Newly inaugurated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse speaks with the Dominican press. / Karla Sepúlveda / Presidencia República Dominicana / Flickr / Creative Commons Haitian President...
View ArticleHaiti: Yet More Challenges Ahead for President Moïse
By Emma Fawcett* A group of peacekeepers from the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) prepare for departure from the island. / UN Photo / Isaac Billy / Flickr / Creative Commons Haiti’s new...
View ArticleHaiti: Increasingly Alone
By Fulton Armstrong A residential neighborhood in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. / UNICEF Canada / Flickr / Creative Commons Haiti’s international backers are increasingly leaving the impoverished Caribbean...
View ArticleHaiti: Building Democratic Institutions?
By Fulton Armstrong Riots in Haiti, February 2019 / AP/ Wiki Images / Creative Commons Haitian President Jovenel Moïse is trying to end a months-long political crisis by dumping his Prime Minister, but...
View ArticleHaiti: Is Anyone Listening?
By Fulton Armstrong Protesters take to the streets in 2018 over the government’s misuse of funds from PetroCaribe– once again the subject of public anger/ Rony D’Haiti/ Wikimedia Commons/...
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