Canada on Horns of Dilemma
Canada is struggling to decide whether to lead an international rescue mission to Haiti knowing that it will be accused of interfering in Haiti’s affairs
Canada is struggling to decide whether to lead an international rescue mission to Haiti knowing that it will be accused of interfering in Haiti’s affairs
Canada may lead an international operation to aid the Haitian police. Meanwhile, those police used armored cars just provided by Canada to retake the country’s major fuel depot
By Loic Tassé, le Journal de Montréal. It is illusory to think that foreign forces can save Haiti from the corruption and incompetence of its own elites. Rather they should aid the minuscule Haitian army, which is better placed to restore order — even at the cost of a military dictatorship.
A foreign intervention, if it comes, should not be a blank check. It should be in the service of the country, not the government in power, leading to a transition government. Excerpt from article by Jean-Marie Théodat, Sorbonne University
Aided by $1,000 from the Haitian government’s women’s-affairs ministry, the women candidates waged a nonstop campaign against sexual violence going door-to-door in Camp Perrin and two other populous communes in the Sud province
Par Radio Métropole. C’est l’ultime recours pour lutter contre la pandémie du corona virus. Le docteur François Willy Staco, soutient qu’il s’agit en réalité de la seule option viable