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2010-04-13: Strategic Plan for National Salvation--English Summary by webmaster
The Haitian intelligentsia proposes a Haitian-led reconstruction bank with foreign support to run reconstruction, and couple that with an exhaustive plan to modernize Haiti going forward. English summary exclusive to haitipolicy.org.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-04-13: Conference for a Strategy of National Salvation by Haiti Democracy Project and League of Haitian Clergymen in the Dominican Republic
Top Haitian intellectuals, leaders and former officials, in a spirit of unity, mapped a course to restore governance and sovereignty.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-04-13: How To Mend a Broken Nation by Andrew Chung, Toronto Star
Beating Haiti's infamously impotent government to the punch, a group of 33 Haitians, some living abroad, some in Haiti, has quietly come up with an unprecedented, remarkably detailed road map for the country's future.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-04-13: Strategic Plan for National Salvation -- Full Text by Drafting Committee of the Conference for a Strategy of National Salvation
A reconstruction bank with wide powers to be headed by an eminent Haitian, supported by major international donors; a long-term plan putting qualified Haitians at the helm, maximizing Haitian input. After recovery, a Haiti that stands on its own.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-04-13: El Plan Estratégico de Salvación Nacional by National Salvation Conference Drafting Committee
Los miembros de la intelectualidad democrática proponen un Banco de Reconstrucción a conducirse con amplios poderes y el apoyo internacional para dirigir la Reconstrucción después del terremoto, y lo apareja con un plan para modernizar sustancialmente.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-03-21: Let Préval Go. Then Hold Elections by André Lafontant Joseph
He has clearly shown his desire to manipulate the elections. Let him finish his term and then have a provisional government hold them. So far in Haiti, all the transitional governments have succeeded in holding acceptable elections.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-03-21: Justice Dept. Pursuing Reported Telecom Bribing of Aristide by Lucy Komisar, in Slate (The Big Money)
Recent unsealing of government's statute-of-limitations extension plus "turning" of witnesses in recent Florida convictions suggest corruption case is still alive, using the facts of the Haitian government's 2005 lawsuit as a guide. IDT may be targeted.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-03-21: Wycliff Jean Paid Mistress $105,000 Through Yele Haiti by John Cook, Gawker.com
She got the money for "program development." It was one-third of all management and general expenses in 2008. Served as his "personal assistant."
Rating: 3
 
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2010-03-20: Préval Will Put In Wife As President by Sen. Rudolph Boulos, on EFE and Radio Haiti Focus
He wanted to change the constitution to stay in power himself, but failing that he is working 24/7 to put her in as the government party's candidate in the next elections, whenever they might be.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-02-18: U.N. Trusteeship Urged by Dumas Siméus
Get rid of the useless government and put in an international management committee approved by referendum and with Haitian participation. Author was a member of Haiti Democracy Project delegation to Haiti in 2005.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-18: U.S. Mulling Interim Haiti Recovery Commission by Jacqueline Charles, Miami Herald
Bill Clinton most likely leader of commission to channel aid. Haitian prime minister would co-chair and its decisions could be vetoed by Preval.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-18: Rebuilding Against All Odds by United Nations Association Haiti
Conference Feb. 24 2:45 p.m. United Nations especially for Haitian-Americans
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-10: With Opposition Divided, Préval Set to Break Constitution and Grab Third Term by Vincent Marissal, La Presse, Montréal
Despite presence of qualified leaders opposition remains grievously divided. This clears field for Préval to discard constitution and overstay, citing the emergency.
Rating: 5
 
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2010-02-08: Internationals Want Préval, Haitians Do Not by Robert Benodin, Radio Classique Inter
The international community, intent on maintaining him in power to avoid chaos, could provoke the opposite effect. His presence is exacerbating discontent.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-07: Extending Another Week: Cutting Haiti Send Fee to $1 by Moneygram International
To help send immediate relief to loved ones the company set this special rate now extended into February. Pickup at Rapid Transfert, Unibank or Fonkoze.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-05: A Plan for Haiti by The Economist
Paul Collier proposes a temporary authority with wide powers to act. Given the local vacuum of power, this is the best idea around. Haiti’s government cannot rebuild the country. A temporary authority needs to be set up to do it.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-05: Re-found the State on a New Basis by Laënnec Hurbon, in Le Monde
The civil society and political parties must propose a nationally-representative team unifying all the sectors and social categories to partner with the international community.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-05: Senators, Politicians Call for New, Competent Government by Radio Signal FM
Senators Hérivaux and Beauplan have called for a government of public safety, while senator-elect Mirlande Manigat called for replacement of the government to save the country.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-02-05: Weak Leader in a Weakened Country by Philippe Thureau-Dangin, in Courrier International
To reconstruct Haiti needs an uncommon leader capable of organizing and setting the limits of U.S. interference. Préval is not up to it. Haiti cannot have a new departure without a leader equal to the task.
Rating: 3
 
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2010-01-31: Message to Population by Sen. Rudolph H. Boulos
The government should have worked from the lawn of the palace mobilizing every truck to bring aid from the airport. We ourselves won't be candidates. Rather we are presenting a Haitian plan for national salvation for use by all the political parties.
Rating: 5
 
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