<i>
Wadner Pierre (for Louisiana Justice Institute )
</i>
<p>
As Haiti prepares to hold Legislative and Presidential Elections on November 28th this year, more questions are being raised regarding whether unfair and exclusionary elections would be beneficiary for the country.

<i>
by Isabeau Doucet (for Haiti Liberte)
</i>
<p>
"Nothing! Nothing! We’ve seen nothing!" chanted the crowd of internally displaced people (IDP). They were pursuing former US president Bill Clinton from his photo-op in their squalid camp on his way to the third Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission (IHRC) meeting in downtown Port-au-Prince on Oct.

<i>
By Bill Quigley (for Znet)
</i>
<p>
“If it gets any worse,” said Wilda, a homeless Haitian mother, “we’re not going to survive.” Mothers and grandmothers surrounding her nodded solemnly.

<p>

We are in a broiling “tent” with a group of women trying to raise their families in a public park.

<i>
by Yves Pierre-Louis
</i>
<p>
The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) set the
start of the 2010-2011 academic year for Monday, October 4, 2010.

<i>
by Kim Ives
</i>
<p>
The Security Council mandate for the United Nations Stabilization Mission in
Haiti (MINUSTAH) expires on Oct. 15. On Oct.

<i>
by Roger Annis
</i>
<p>
For the past several months, the Canadian armed forces have staged speaking
events in cities across Canada to vaunt its role in Haiti in the month
following the earthquake. Vancouver got its turn on Sep.

<i>
By Roger Annis (for Haiti Liberte)
</i>
<p>
As Deputy Special Representative on Haiti to UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-Moon, Nigel Fisher's inattention to the post-earthquake tragedy there is
disturbing. It underscores other concerns about his prejudices against the
national sovereignty of the country whose interests he is supposed to
assist.
<p>
Mr.

<i>
by Kim Ives (for Haiti Liberte)
</i>
<p>
Under capitalism, the bourgeoisie often organizes strategizing conclaves for
itself and circuses for the masses. The annual Clinton Global Initiative
(CGI), held from Sep.

<i>
by Gina Magloire and Kim Ives
</i>
<p>
On Thursday, Sep. 16, about 200 people crowded into Room 209A at the
Washington Convention Center for a panel on Haiti during the 40th Annual
Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Legislative Conference, which was held in
Washington, DC from Sep.

<i>
by Yves Pierre-Louis (Haiti Liberte)
</i>
<p>
For three days, from Sep. 14 - 16, leaders and activists from four different
platforms and those of regional organizations met at the Distinction Night
Club, located in Croix des Missions, to discuss the problems and crises
plaguing Haiti.

<i>
By Dar­ren Ell (originally for The Dominion.ca)
</i>
<p>
Experts, orga­niz­ers assess the demo­c­ra­tic cri­sis in Haiti
<p>

Once again, the peo­ple of Haiti are being denied the gov­ern­ment of their choos­ing.