Council on Hemispheric Affairs

Haiti


Haiti: President Préval Seeks an Electoral Amendment

By Research Associate Bettina Huntenburg

Pluralism Bursts into the Western Hemisphere

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Préval Goes it Alone, But What About Aristide?

By COHA Director Larry Birns

Today While the Press in the U.S. and Mexico Yawns, Harper Hosts Bush and Calderón in Quebec

By COHA Research Associate Kathleen Dugan

Haiti’s Cautious Improvement, But the Aristide Question Remains Unanswered

By COHA Research Associates Joen Kellberg & Andrew Duncan

Hispaniola: The Caribbean’s New Big Leaguers in the Drug Trafficking Trade

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Haiti’s Dirty Little Secret: the Problem of Child Slavery

By COHA Research Associate Michale Sheckleford

The Search for Justice for Haiti’s Yvon Neptune and His Fellow Inmates: All Political Prisoners

By COHA Research Associate Ashley Dalman

René Préval: Haiti May Get One Last Chance in Spite of Washington’s Best Efforts

By COHA Research Associate Mara van den Bold

Giving Haiti’s New President a Good Launch

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Seth DeLong, Ph.D.

Joy, but Most Likely Trepidation as well, Ahead for Haiti

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Fellow Michael Lettieri

Botched Job: The UN and the Haitian Elections

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Associate Sabrina Starke

Haiti: And You Call This an Election?

By COHA Director Larry Birns and former Director of the Washington Office on Haiti, John Kozyn

Haiti: Headed Down the Path Towards an Electoral Farce

By COHA Research Fellow Alana Gutiérrez

Who’s Afraid of the Haitian Media?

By COHA Research Associate Kathryn Tarker

Election Forecast in Haiti Goes from Bad to Dreadful

By COHA Director Larry Birns and COHA Research Fellow Sarah E. Schaffer

Noriega, Bolton and Condoleezza Rice’s New Financial Subsidy to Rightwing Cuban America

By COHA Research Fellow Sarah E. Schaffer and Research Associates Kathryn Tarker and Phil Morrow

Amazon Rainforest, Barbados and Haiti and the Bolton Nomination

By COHA Research Associates Hampden Macbeth, Philip Morrow and Joseph Taves

Haiti: Few Reasons for Optimism but Many for Despair

By COHA Research Associate Isabelle Roux

Aiding Oppression in Haiti: Kofi Annan and General Heleno’s Complicity in Latortue’s Jackal Regime

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Seth R. DeLong, Ph.D.

Brazil’s Peacekeeping Mission in Haiti: Doing God’s or Washington’s Work?

By COHA Research Associate Anna Ioakimedes

Powell Returns to Haiti Today to Witness Some of the Damage that His Policies Have Wrought

By COHA Director Larry Birns

Condoleezza Rice In, Colin Powell Out: Both Ill-Serve Latin America

By COHA Director Larry Birns with the assistance of COHA Research Associates David R. Kolker and Jenna Michelle Liut

HAITI: A Brutal Regime Shows Its Colors

By COHA Research Fellow Jessica Leight

Violence in Haiti: Colin Powell and Gerard Latortue Blame Aristide, When the Blame Lies With Them

By COHA Director Larry Birns and COHA Research Associate Jenna Michelle Liut

Haiti: Smoldering on the Edge of Chaos

By COHA Research Fellow Jessica Leight

CARICOM’s Action on Haiti: Honor for a Few, Shame for Most

By COHA Research Associate Kirstin Kramer

After the Fact, the International Community Moves to Bail Out Its Counterfeit Protégé in Port-au-Prince

By COHA Research Associates Heather Klein, Kirstin Kramer, Alicia Paez and Ginger Smith

The International Republican Institute: Promulgating Democracy of Another Variety

By COHA Research Fellow Jessica Leight

Otto Reich: A Career in Disservice

By COHA Research Associates Will Conkling and Sam Goble

Taking a Closer Look at Washington’s Anti-Aristide Game Plan for Haiti

By COHA Research Associate Kirstin Kramer,

Giving Haitian Self-Rule a Bad Name

By Jessica Leight, COHA Research Fellow

Another Failed Washington Regime Change: Haiti’s Caricature of Democratic Governance

By Jessica Leight, COHA Research Fellow