Dividing the Caribbean: A New US Strategy
By Enrique Moreno Gimeranez – Jan. 21, 2020 “Divide and rule” was a phrase used by both the Roman ruler
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Petrocaribe
A Year of Growing Revolution: A Retrospective on 2019
By Kim Ives – Dec. 31, 2019 If 2018 was the year that the uprising against President Jovenel Moïse and
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The Latin American and Caribbean Left in 2019
By Angel Guerra Cabrera – December 26, 2019 It was confirmed in 2019 that the end of the progressive cycle
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ALBA Summit: Venezuela Promises to Relaunch PetroCaribe in 2020
Heads of state also pledged to bolster various regional social programs including the Miracle Mission and Latin American Medical Schools.
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Haitian Canadian Tells Canada to Get Out of Haiti
Canada has been accused of being complicit in propping up the Haitian government that is facing ongoing massive street demonstrations,
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Haitians Try to Take President’s Home, Demand His Resignation
Haiti has experienced political-social tension marked by violent demonstrations and police repressions in response to fuel shortages and government corruption
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Haiti in Revolution Mode – Yet Again!
By Earl Bousquet Over two centuries after the 1804 Haitian Revolution ended slavery and established the world’s first black republic
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Haiti: Jovenel’s Regime is Crumbling in the Face of Popular Fury
Port-au-Prince looks post-apocalyptic, reflecting the fierce class ar which has raged here since last summer, if not since 1986. The
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Haiti, Imperialism and the War against Petrocaribe
By Lautaro Rivara For the last five weeks Haiti has been experiencing a fuel shortage crisis and of other petroleum
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Haiti on Brink of Revolution to Overthrow US-Backed Regime
Revolutionaries destroyed police headquarters, attacked residences of government officials, and burned a jail and courts to the ground in different
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