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Views Chronicling a Forgotten Disaster: Hurricane Matthew, Ten Months On I just returned from my summer research in Haiti, traveling through the South and Grand-Anse provinces, which were devastated by Hurricane Matthew overnight on October 4, 2016, barely ten months ago. Visitors to the Grand-Anse whose only experience of Haiti is the West department, which houses Port... Read more |
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News Asylum Seekers, Fleeing Trump's Hostility, Overwhelm Quebec's Refugee Resources Crossing at remote locations along the border, thousands have left the U.S. for Canada in hopes of attaining refugee status Read more |
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Views 'You Live Under Fear': 50,000 Haitian People at Risk of Deportation Under Trump “With TPS, it’s like you live under fear,” thirty-something aspiring nurse Michaëlle explained. “You don’t know what’s going to happen. I live with stress because of that.” Michaëlle’s situation just got worse on April 20, when Trump’s immigration agency recommended ending Temporary Protected... Read more |
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News Taking 'Major Steps Towards Justice,' UN Apologizes for Haiti Cholera Outbreak 'The U.N. has an obligation to recompense these people' Read more |
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Views End of an Empire? A View of Clinton's Loss and Trump's Triumph from Haiti Seen from outside the U.S., this descent into fascism is not surprising Read more |
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Views As World Looks Elsewhere, Haiti’s Disaster Just Beginning One month after Hurricane Matthew ripped through Haiti, the nation and its people have been all but forgotten by the international community Read more |
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News Just Weeks After Matthew, Global Community Has Forgotten Haiti United Nations criticized for raising paltry amount of promised aid package to compensate cholera victims Read more |
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Views After Hurricane, Haitian Women Ready to Lead Hurricane Matthew has devastated Haiti, but women are at the forefront of the recovery. Read more |
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News Aid Groups Warn of More 'Unnecessary Deaths' in Haiti as Cholera Outbreak Threatens As death toll from Hurricane Matthew reaches 1,000 with almost 800 people missing, aid agencies warn that Haiti may be struck by fresh cholera outbreak Read more |
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Views Hurricane Matthew: Haitians Rebuilding Haiti In the days before Hurricane Matthew, when it became clear it would not dissolve harmlessly, I called a friend in Haiti to warn him. I did not just call Daniel Tillias, leader of the SAKALA community center in Cite Soleil, because he is my friend. I called Daniel because he was the one I knew... Read more |