We Return to Sud to Aid Children
Encore une fois en route vers le sud. We return to Les Cayes to set up a camp for children who have lost a parent in the earthquake
Project Reaches Sud with Aid
Braving the gangs our women candidates transported the donated supplies to the Sud and are distributing them at mobile clinics in the countryside. The Women Candidates’ nurses corps has been in action since the first days of the earthquake
Des spécialistes réclament la vaccination contre la covid
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
Jerline on the Mend
Our coordinator in Croix-des-Bouquets, shot in the neck last month while bravely resisting thieves trying to steal her phone, is able to eat again without a tube
Constitutions Are Replaceable
The Haitians say, “Constitutions are paper, bayonets steel.” But constitutions are also replaceable. Latin American countries have replaced them an average eleven times since independence
Citing, Then Blighting
The historian Claude Moïse, whose book La croix et la bannière the Haiti Democracy Project translated into English in 2002, trenchantly asks how President Moïse can freely avail himself of the constitution by invoking its five-year presidential term, yet violate it by staging a strictly-forbidden referendum on a new constitution. As befits a writer of his stature, he freely acknowledges the complexities, yet in this instance, he fails to resolve them and ends by airily dismissing them in the Haitian manner