Kevin Pina

Recent military operations by the United Nations in Cite Soleil expose an underlying strategy based on a set of false assumptions set in motion by Bush administration policy makers through the U.S. Embassy in Haiti. The argument for this strategy goes like this: 1. Aristide cultivated and armed networks of gangs to harass his opposition…

TO: Human Rights Watch RE: Letter to the U.N. Security Council on the Renewal of the Mandate of the U.N. Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) DATE: May 17, 2005 Dear HRW, In your recent letter to the U.N. Security Council dated May 16, 2005 you stated, “During a recent mission to Haiti, Human Rights Watch…

When Tropical Storm Jeanne hit Gonaives, the police literally ran away from the city, leaving behind a horrific human crisis. As Kevin Pina reports, the U.S.-installed Haitian regime is hardly a government at all – just a gangster clique incapable of carrying out the most basic civic services. A political storm hit northern Haiti long…

All is well for me here. I have taken well to my duties in Haiti but I still can’t believe how they let the niggers have the run of the place.” Haitians running Haiti? Now let’s fast forward to last December 31, 2003 as Luigi Einaudi of the Organization of American States (OAS) is ushered…

Haitian Opposition and Corporate Media Press for Regime Change in Haiti In Haiti, as in Venezuela, corporate media act as public relations agents for a political opposition nurtured by the U.S. government. Truth is shamelessly obscured by relentless quotes from opposition figures pursuing American goals of “regime change,” a euphemism for the overthrow of popularly…