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- May 9, 2012| ByRoger Annis|A new documentary film by Michele Mitchell asks hard questions about the failings of international aid in Haiti.
- May 7, 2012| ByRoger Annis|Haiti is accused on all sides of hopelessly endemic corruption that prevents social development. But who are the accusers and what is their own record?
- April 20, 2012| ByRoger Annis|The failure of housing and shelter policy in Haiti, including Canada's funding of camp clearances, is a non-story in Canadian media. But it should be known.
- April 16, 2012| ByRoger Annis|The Touareg rebellion in the north of Mali has few friends internationally and raises concerns that legitimate national grievances will be met with military violence.
- April 12, 2012| ByRoger Annis|The United Nations emergency financial appeal for Haiti relief for 2012 sits at only nine per cent of its goal of $231 million. Assistance from Cuba and Venezuela is picking up.
- March 31, 2012| ByRoger Annis|The army that the U.S., Canada and Europe have armed and trained has overthrown Mali's elected government? What is going on?
- March 20, 2012| ByTravis Ross | Roger Annis|President Martelly's education plan has earned a failing grade from Haitian educators but praise from his international supporters.
- March 1, 2012| ByRoger Annis|International actors in Haiti's housing and shelter crisis must respect rule of law, argues guest columnist Ellie Happel, Legal Fellow with the Bureau des avocats internationaux.
- February 27, 2012| ByRoger Annis|Haiti's right-wing leaders and international backers are in disarray as a shaky political construct comes undone.
- February 24, 2012| ByRoger Annis|Canada-funded shelter assistance looks like shantytown clearance, not the vast house-building plan desperately needed.
- February 7, 2012| ByRoger Annis|The editor of Haiti's largest-circulation weekly newspaper describes what U.S. diplomatic cables reveal about how foreign political interference lies at the root of so much of Haiti's ills.
- February 6, 2012| ByJane Williams|In 2011, Wikileaks released secret U.S. government cables to the independent newspaper Haiti Liberte. The cables reveal a long history of interference in the internal politics of Haiti.
- January 23, 2012| ByRoger Annis and Travis Ross|Five thousand victims of cholera are suing the United Nations for negligence in the introduction of cholera to Haiti. For the organization, it's 'Deny, deny, deny.'
- January 19, 2012| ByRiaz Sayani-Mulji and Ryan Sparrow|We speak with Jord Samolesky, drummer of the Canadian punk band Propagandhi, on their involvement in a variety of political movements.
- January 13, 2012| ByRoger Annis|rabble.ca's Haiti blog looks at informative articles that appeared on the second anniversary of the earthquake and the strident defence of President Michel Martelly issued by Michaëlle Jean.
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