Haiti is not alone

 Haiti is not alone

On Friday, July 23, starting at 3:00 PM Haiti time, 15:00 PM in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil (GMT-16), CLACSO will present the special program “CLACSO x Haiti – Haiti is not alone” which aims to highlight, through interviews and testimonies, the reality of the Caribbean country that lives in constant social, health and political conflicts, aggravated by the assassination, on July 7, of President Jovenel Moïse.

Participants:

-Karina Batthyány, Executive Secretary of CLACSO

-Jenny Torres (Dominican Republic), member of the Steering Committee of CLACSO Caribbean Region

-Camille Chalmers, Haitian economist

-Mamyrah Prosper, International Coordinator of the Pan-African Solidarity Network of Community Movement Builders. Assistant Professor of Global and International Studies at the University of California, Irvine

-Edwin Paraison, Executive Director of the Zile Foundation

-Henry Boisrolin, coordinator of the Haitian Democratic Committee in Argentina

-Lautaro Rivara, sociologist and journalist for the Latin American Information Agency (ALAI)

-Marcia Rivera Hernández, Director of the Latin American Institute of Education for Development in Puerto Rico

-Gonzalo Basile, Director of the International Health program at FLACSO Dominican Republic

-Jean-Jacques Kourliandsky, Director of the Latin American Observatory of the Jean-Jaurès Foundation of France

Hosted by Gustavo Lema, Director of Communication at CLACSO.

Via CLACSO.tv and Facebook


“It is time for a people's transitional government in Haiti.”
Micherline Islanda Aduel


Micherline Islanda Aduel is a member of the peasant organization Tèt Kole ti Peyizan Ayisyen (United Head of Haitian Small Farmers) in Haiti. She is part of the CLACSO Working Group “States in Dispute” and ALBA Movements and is active in the Revolutionary Socialist Party RASIN KAN PÈP LA. She presents her perspective on current events in her country to CLACSO Radio, emphasizing the transnational economic interests that operate behind discredited rulers, often de facto and unrepresentative of the will of the vast majority of Haitians.


To continue the discussion, on Friday the 30th CLACSO will present a special program on Haiti in French, starting at 3:00 PM Haiti time, 15:00 PM in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil (GMT-16).


See the statement from CLACSO Caribbean Centers and their Steering Committee:
It's time to think about Haiti with and from its people!


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