Title: Canada in Haiti
First published: 2005
Description: While western leaders make speeches about building democracy, their actions speak louder than words. Based upon documents gathered using Access to Information requests, human rights investigations and in-country interviews, Canada in Haiti tells how Canada, the USA and France undermined the overthrow of Haiti’s elected government. In a country already the poorest in the western hemisphere, this has led to thousands of deaths, unimaginable suffering and further impoverishment. Canada in Haiti is a cry to the citizens of rich countries to understand what is being done in our name to the descendants of the world’s only successful slave rebellion.
Subjects: Foreign relations, Politics and government, Political Science, Politics / Current Events, Politics/International Relations, Government - General, International Relations - General, Political Science / Government / General, Canada, Haiti, Political aspects, Poverty, Social conditions, Relations extérieures, Politique et gouvernement, Canada, foreign relations, Haiti, foreign relations, Haiti, politics and government
Places: Haiti, Canada
Time periods: 1986-