Haitians mobilize in thousands demanding president Moïse’s resignation
A protest broke out after a second report on the embezzlement of the Petrocaribe funds revealed that a company formerly owned by the Haitian president was involved in the financial fraud
‘We must live like people’: Chronicle of a red-hot Haiti
Lautaro Rivara, a sociologist and member of the Dessalines Brigade of Solidarity with Haiti, writes a reflection on the socio-political and economic crisis in Haiti and peoples resentment against the government of Jovenel Moïse
How the U.S. is strangling Haiti as it attempts regime change in Venezuela
Last week, the people of Haiti erupted in protests over fuel price hikes. Behind the protests lie a story of corruption by the elite, blatantly insensitive IMF policies, predatory pricing by US oil firms and the fallout of the economic war on Venezuela
Around the World in 8 Minutes: Episode 11
In this episode, we report about the protests in Belgium and Haiti, and termination of thousands of Bangladeshi workers
Haiti’s unfolding revolution is directly linked to Venezuela’s
With the Venezuelan crude spigot now closed, Washington’s enforcer, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), told Jovenel he had to raise gas prices. The result was a three-day popular explosion which was the precursor to today’s revolt
Three killed in Haiti during anti-government protests
Protesters in Haiti are demanding the resignation of president Jovenel Moïse who is accused of embezzlement of 3.8 billion dollars of Venezuela’s Petrocaribe funds
Anti-government protests continue in Haiti
Angry over rampant inflation and corruption, protesters demand the resignation of president Jovenel Moïse
Protests in Haiti met with brutal police repression, 11 died, several injured
Thousands participated in the countrywide anti-corruption protests demanding President Jovenel Moïse’s resignation and judicial proceedings against those responsible for the embezzlement of Petrocaribe funds.
In Haiti tens of thousands protestors denounced the government of President Moïse for the embezzlement of Petrocaribe funds
In continuation of the strong people’s mobilization in response to the attempt to increase the price of fuels in the month of July and with the slogan of “Where is Petrocaribe money?”, various people’s sectors of Haitian society once again took to the streets on the national day of struggle, October 17.
Prime Minister may have resigned, but struggle will go on, Say Haitian activists
“Resignation is a strategy of the ruling class but also inspires us to continue the movement”
Fuel price rise in Haiti has its roots in IMF deal
The hike in prices which was withdrawn after massive protests is part of the agenda dictated by international finance institutions
Fuel price rise in Haiti has its roots in IMF deal
The hike in prices which was withdrawn after massive protests is part of the agenda dictated by international finance institutions
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