Jean-Bertrand Aristide

  Ben Dupuy is one of Haiti's foremost radical journalists. In 1984 he founded the Committee Against Repression in Haiti.

At a demonstration last October against New York Times coverage of Haiti, Haitian protesters accused the newspaper of being "the

Essentially, the movement which formed around President Aristide's candidacy represented an alliance of Haiti's traditional merchant bourgeoisie with an array

For many Haitians, the presidency of Father Jean-Bertrand Aristide marked a joyous new beginning, a "second in- dependence." The first

Many of Haiti's popular organizations trace their roots back to the Ti Kominote Legliz (TKL), for it was in these

Not so long ago, most everyone on the Left agreed that U.S. military intervention in the internal affairs of another

Nowhere was Aristide's popularity and skill as an orator more evident than when he opened the gates of the white-washed

On October 11, the United States carrier ship USS Harlan County W ha arrived in the bay of Port-au-Prince with

Over the past year and especially in recent months, there have been a series of nationwide strikes against the Haitian

The date was October 15, 1994, 60 years after the end of the first U.S. occupation of Haiti. Exiled President

The September military coup d'etat that overthrew Haitian president Jean- Bertrand Aristide shone a new spotlight on the issue of

The September military coup d'etat that overthrew Haitian president Jean- Bertrand Aristide shone a new spotlight on the issue of