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Gold Rush in Haiti: Mining Investment Good for Whom?

July 15, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Gold Rush in Haiti: Mining Investment Good for Whom?

by Ezili Dantò Gold Rush in Haiti: Good for whom? (See also Haiti’s Riches and December 21, 2012 update: Haiti Awards Gold, Copper Mining Permits ) ******************* Haiti ‘s water supply is ALREADY contaminated by foreign cholera feces, what will leaking cyanide, arsenic emissions, mine waste, Marine ecosystem destruction and open pit mining and unsupervised […]

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Haiti: Foreign Investment means Death and Repression: A Historical Perspective

July 9, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Haiti: Foreign Investment means Death and Repression: A Historical Perspective

by Ezili Dantò This writing reviews, in two parts, the consequences of US investment in Haiti. It looks at the New York Times investigation into the Caracol industrial park, its anchor tenant, the South Korea’s Sae-A Trading, giving Haiti context with the August 17, 2012 Lakou New York (Kreyòl) interview Dahoud Andre and Manno, the […]

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Hayti: If I could reach CNN’s audience on the 4th of July

July 4, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Hayti: If I could reach CNN’s audience on the 4th of July

by Ezili Dantò This post is dedicated to all the Emmanuel Drèd Wilmè and Janjak Desalins’ who are RISING! Emmanuel Drèd Wilmè, the most hunted Black man in Hayti stood up against the US occupation behind UN mercenary guns in 2004 for 17-months until he was assassinated by UN multinational guns on July 6, 2005. […]

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Haiti: Ezili Dantò on Wash Post Cholera editorial

May 29, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Haiti: Ezili Dantò on Wash Post Cholera editorial

by Ezili Dantò Washington Justice For Haiti: In support of Paul Farmer’s pharmaceuticals and the Farmer groups – Brian Concannon/IDJH – asking the UN to judge itself guilty on behalf of Haiti cholera victims, Washington Post opines, justice for the Haiti cholera victims would be collectively awarding $40million to Paul Farmer pharmaceuticals for cholera vaccines […]

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Haiti: The soul of Africa, not for sale

May 18, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Haiti: The soul of Africa, not for sale

By Ezili Dantò * (Editor’s Note: If BlogTalk Radio Ezili interview comes on immediately upon clicking this essay, just scroll down to very end and turn off it if you wish. Interview begins 15minutes into music.) May 18 Flag day essay: Haiti: The soul of Africa, not for sale By Ezili Dantò, May 18, 2012, […]

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Not voting for Obama: We’re not even buying a voting ticket to the show

May 5, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Not voting for Obama: We’re not even buying a voting ticket to the show

By Ezili Dantò Not voting for Obama: We’re not even buying a voting ticket to the show In 2008, Ezili’s HLLN supported a vote for Obama, not because we entirely believed the Obama fairytale (See, The America I Know, 2008.) We supported a vote for Obama in 2008 for both pragmatic and idealistic reasons. But […]

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Zili Dlo: Solar engineers for Haiti

April 20, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
Zili Dlo: Solar engineers for Haiti

UPDATE Oct. 2012: We’re happy to report our first four Zili Dlo solar mothers left to go study in India at Barefoot College on Sept. 29, 2012 to become the first Barefoot college solar engineers from Haiti. See our preliminary photos at:1. Zili Dlo: 2012 -Solar power and clean water for Haiti , and at […]

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HLLN analysis of Times’ cholera article

April 2, 2012 Written by Ezili Dantò
HLLN analysis of Times’ cholera article

by Ezili Dantò If the New York Times applied the “follow the money”€ journalistic adage, the picture effortless falls into place. The Haiti truth, the names and credentials of who benefits from letting cholera ravage Haiti, earthquake victims die – from all Haiti crisis – their intertwining Boards of Directors, job positions, current and former […]

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