By Haiti Democracy Project in the Washington Post. Washington has pulled out so many of the supports that Jovenel Moïse will be lucky to make it through his term. It has completely dismantled the protective edifice that three U.S. presidents erected for Haitian presidents over many years
By Julie J. Chung, assistant secretary of state. Who would those people be? How chosen? To whom accountable? Under what law? The State Department asks the right questions. But as usual with this genre, it is long on admonitions to Haitians and short on introspection into the U.S. policy failures that brought Haiti to this pass
As is usual with this genre, long on recommendations to the Haitians and short on corrections to the U.S. policies that helped bring on this disaster
Bipartisan members of Congress recall disasters that have struck Haiti, it needs a designated State Department staff to coordinate relief efforts and serve as a trusted liaison to Congress
Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue. A purposeful management plan to broaden beyond the usual power-seekers to include the civil society and the diaspora