Although everyone talks and writes about the rebuilding efforts in Haiti, IRSP Haiti experts prefer to call the post-earthquake projects spearheaded by the international community, a nation-building enterprise. We prefer to call it so because, besides the comprehensive efforts of a few Haitian leaders -Henri Christophe, Lysius Felicite Salomon, and …Read the Rest
By Hyppolite Pierre Last Friday’s rejection by the Haitian Electoral Council (CEP), of more than a dozen would-be presidential candidates, …Read the Rest
By Hyppolite Pierre It is very clearly stated in Article 135 (e), of the Haitian Constitution: “To be elected President …Read the Rest
Early during his second presidency, Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide caused former colonial powers much concern with his demand for reparations …Read the Rest
This editorial in the New York Times, co-written by Haitian-American Reginald DesRoches, Julie Swann, and Ozlem Ergun, all experts in …Read the Rest
The New York Times published an editorial on Friday with a list of things that need to be done for …Read the Rest
This New York Times editorial explains why there can be hope this time around for Haiti. It also focuses on …Read the Rest
Haitian-American Joel Dreyfuss wrote this piece in the Washington Post newspaper, where he expresses his concern that once again, hyphenated …Read the Rest
“Making Haiti Whole” is the headline for that editorial. In it, the New York Times editorial staff brought up some …Read the Rest
In this article for the New York Times by Lawrence Downes, the story of Haiti Civil society, organizing itself and …Read the Rest
In this article published by Caribbean Net News, former Caribbean diplomat and business executive Sir Ronald Sanders comments on what …Read the Rest
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