Jean-Bertrand Aristide News, Pictures & Buzz

Opinion | Did a Coup Attempt Really Happen Two Weeks Ago in Haiti?  The New York Times

A Pearl Cast Before Swine: How US Imperialism and Jovenel Moïse Have Strangled Haiti  Wear Your Voice

Political turmoil and protests in Haiti linked to US meddling  PressTV

Haiti's double bind – Development  IPS Journal

Haiti needs to banish White rule, once and for all – Florida Courier  Florida Courier

Turns 25: Celebrating a Quarter-Century of Independent News on the Frontlines | Democracy Now!  Democracy Now!

Activist Francesca Menes Speaking Truth To Power | Miami, FL Patch  Patch.com

Can we avoid conflict relapse? Some lessons from Haiti's 2004, 2016 and 2021 crises – PRIO Blogs  Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)

Mass protests in Haiti against president's authoritarian power grab  WSWS

Haiti: The masses are still in the streets  Workers World

U.S. Reverses Its President Precedent In Haiti. Is It Moïse's Invitation To Dictatorship?  WLRN

Immigration Enforcement and the Afterlife of the Slave Ship  Boston Review

Haiti: Too Many Presidents, Too Little of Everything Else  The Nation

Canada should be speaking up against Moïse's authoritarian measures in Haiti  The Hill Times

Today in history: Feb. 7 | Archives  Tulsa World

TODAY IN HISTORY  The State Journal-Register

Myanmar’s Coup Could Be ‘The Last Straw’ For Retail Road Warriors  Forbes

The Foreign Roots of Haiti's “Constitutional Crisis”  NACLA

Haiti Ambassador Denies President Ordered Arrest of Ex-Senator  Voice of America

Haitian refugee becomes Battle Creek restaurateur, realizes his American dream  Detroit News

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Which of the following forced Jean-Bertrand Aristide out of power in Haiti? the United Nations the Haitian aristocracy the Haitian military the nation of Cuba Which of the following nations used social media sites to organize protests? Syria Morocco Egypt Chile Use the following excerpt from Mohandas K. Gandhi's "Statement in the Great Trial, 1922" to answer the question below: "In fact, I believe that I have rendered a service to India and England by showing in non-co-operation the way out of the unnatural state in which both are living…I am endeavoring to show to my countrymen that violent non-co-operation only multiples evil, and that as evil can only be sustained by violence, withdrawal of support of evil requires complete abstention [avoidance] from violence...I am here, therefore, to invite and submit cheerfully to the highest penalty that can be inflicted upon me for what in law is deliberate crime, and what appears to me to be the highest duty of a citizen." -excerpt from Mohandas K. Gandhi's "Statement in the Great Trial", 1922 Based on this excerpt, how did Mohandas Gandhi's approach to gaining independence in India differ from the approach taken in French-Indo China? Rebels in French Indo-China rejected the use of violence. Gandhi believed that violence was not an effective means to bring change. Gandhi believed violent resistance to be the highest duty of a citizen. Rebels in French Indo-China saw peaceful negotiation as the most effective means to bring change. Which of the following was General Augusto Pinochet responsible for? the many sanctions imposed on Bolivia the disappearance of thousands of people in Chile the short Falkland War with Great Britain the harsh suppression of a revolution in Algeria

So Jean-Bertrand Aristide was ouster in 1991 in a military coup? Why was that. And what did the US do to get him back into power? Do they did nothing? Need a whole story. Was Jean-Bertrand Aristide bad as people make him out to be?

I heard that most Haitis said that Jean-Bertrand Aristide was a bad man and has not done good for the people. I mean has Jean-Bertrand Aristide done good for his people or not? I heard that the US and French government backed a coup in 1991 against Jean-Bertrand Aristide led by Army General Raoul Cédras(who was also trained by US and France and was appointed by Jean himself) Why was Jean ousted in 1991? Why did the US react to it? How did the US installed Jean back to power in the mid 1990s?

i DON'T need any long rants or opinions just a date and a little background info, plz don't try to start a debate i just need a DATE AND SOME BACKGROUND INFO!!! thank you