- 22 Feb 2019 16:17
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It appears that the Clinton Foundation is at risk of losing several sweatshops and mineral contacts it set up the last coup d'etat.
Telesur wrote:Protesters Demand The Resignation of Haiti's President Moise
Haitians took to the streets Tuesday, for the sixth day in a row, to demand the resignation of President Jovenel Moise, with increasingly violent protests virtually paralyzing the country.
In Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, banks, schools, businesses and fuel stations remained closed, some of which have been looted by angry citizens who joined the riots that began on Feb. 7.
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Telesur wrote:Haitian Prime Minister Calls for Reduction of State Privileges
In a speech given late Saturday, Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Henry Céant said the country's problems are rooted in three areas; corruption, and the inequality and decades of bad governance, and argued that the only way out of the crisis, is dialogue.
Amid tense scenes in the Caribbean nation of Haiti, Prime Minister Jean-Henry Céant has called for a series of privilegs to be reduced, which includes a 30 percent reduction of the Office of the Prime Minister's budget, as well as the withdrawal of privileges to the State's top officials.
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Telesur wrote:Haiti: Heavily Armed US Mercenaries Arrested Amid Protests
Haitian officials offer contradictory versions about what these soldiers of fortune were trying to do.
On Feb. 17 Haitian authorities detained five U.S. citizens, one Serbian, one Russian and one Haitian with firearms, ammunition, satellite communication equipment, drones and other military accessories in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti.
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Kim Ives wrote:How Trump’s Attacks on Venezuela Sparked a Revolution in Haiti
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Trump immediately stepped up hostility against Venezuela, slapping far-ranging economic sanctions on Nicolas Maduro’s government.
Haiti was already in arrears in its payments to Venezuela, but the US sanctions now made it impossible to pay its PetroCaribe oil bill (or, at least, gave them a golden excuse not to). The Haiti PetroCaribe deal effectively ended in October 2017.
Life in Haiti, which was already extremely difficult, now became untenable.
With the Venezuelan crude spigot now closed, Washington’s enforcer, the International Monetary Fund, told Moïse he had to raise fuel prices, which he tried to do on July 6 last year.
The result was a three-day popular explosion which was the precursor to today’s revolt.
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It appears that the Clinton Foundation is at risk of losing several sweatshops and mineral contacts it set up the last coup d'etat.
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The goal is an endless war, not a successful war.
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The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational security elite.
The goal is an endless war, not a successful war.
— Julian Assange