Getting Haiti Right This Time: The U.S. and the Coup

Noam Chomsky
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Did Aristide leave Haiti voluntarily? Why did the U.S. want him out? What does the regime change mean for the health of Haitians? Did Aristide “overstay his welcome,” in the words of Vice President Dick Cheney, who never had a welcome in his own country to overstay? After 35 coups, what does the double entendre mean to get Haiti “right” this time? From Noam Chomsky, author of the 100,000 copy cloth best seller, Hegemony and Survival , from Paul Farmer, subject of the New York Times biography by Tracy Kidder Mountains Beyond Mountains , from Jean-Bertrand Aristide, president of Haiti and first lady Mildred Aristide, from Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman, come the answers the world has been waiting for.
Genres: HistoryPoliticsNonfictionPhilosophy
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