Debt, Dictatorship and Haiti’s Crisis: It Has Not Always Been This Way

www.counterpunch.org— Social disorder. Prisons emptied of violent criminals by gangs looking to rebuild their ranks. Schools, hospitals, and pharmacies targeted for looting and frequently burned. Corpses left rotting in the streets for fear of succumbing to the same fate by attempts to remove them. The capital’s port was captured and ransacked, with famine threatening. Meanwhile, on Haiti’s northern coast, cruise ships still disgorge foreign tourists to the protected (with no shortage of irony) “Columbus Cove Beach.”...

Global News—Haiti’s PM resigns, paving way for new elections in violence-plagued nation. Ariel Henry presented his resignation in a letter released on the same day that a council tasked with choosing a new prime minister and Cabinet for Haiti was sworn in.

KHON2—Oʻahu’s pipeline to homelessness: Roots of the crisis, what’s driving it. The houseless. It’s easy to demonize this marginalized group of people. After all, they have made all the wrong choices to get where they are today, right?

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