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The Occupation of Haiti

WATCH | Will Progressive Latin America Oust USAID?

Aug 14, 2012 Lizzie Phelan reporting for Press TV in Managua, Nicaragua...

NGOs and Empire | Canadian Aid Agencies Take Empire Building Seriously

"Canada’s development NGOs, in other words, are not quite as non-governmental as they seem, and with politicians holding the purse strings, these NGOs face serious limits on what they can do and say. Harper’s cuts, however, did not provoke a sober reappraisal of the distortions and restrictions that accompany government funding. Instead, the cuts occasioned an attempt to breathe new life into old fantasies about Canadian benevolence and NGO independence."

Haiti: A Time Bomb Which Must Be Defused Immediately

Addicted to power and white privilege in poor countries, the large NGOs are funded mostly to make way for the imperialist and global corporatocracy stealing natural resources, destroying , for instance, Haiti’s food sovereignty, water, public health, democratic governance. All, the better to make a market and jobs for foreigners, their vaccines, fertilizers, pesticides and pharmaceuticals behind the mask of “development.”

Haïti: Les ONG sont-elles un outil de domination néocoloniale? | Un État faible face à une invasion d’ONG

Paternalism, neocolonialism, a tool for domination of the world order, these are just some of the attributes and concepts juxtaposed with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) at a symposium on the controversial role of NGOs in Haiti.

NGOs Spend More Than 80 Percent of Donations to Haiti

"More than 80 percents of the reconstruction donations sent to overcome the aftermath of the January 2010 massive earthquake in Haiti are drained to meet the needs of NGOs from the USA, Canada and Europe, denounces the Conference "Post-Quake Work of NGOs in Haiti", held in Canada."

Postcard from Haiti: Life After the 2010 Quake

"The $9 billion that was disbursed to NGOs and other intermediaries in a period of twenty-seven months has been spent largely without consultation of local Haitians. Almost no one we interviewed had been contacted by members of the foreign assistance community to discuss local needs. Due to a fears about security, a strongly-held perception of lack of local capacity, and the need to disburse money quickly, international NGOs have set up programs and carried out construction projects that are often at odds with local needs, and sometimes harmful in the longer-term."

Haiti and the Shaming of the Aid Zealots: How Donated Billions Have INCREASED Poverty and Corruption

One car dealer sold more than 250 Toyota Land Cruisers a month at £40,000 each. ‘You see traffic jams at Friday lunchtime of all the white NGO and UN four-wheel drives heading off early to the beaches for the weekend,’ said one Irish aid worker. ‘It makes me sick.’

How USAID Undermines Democracy in Haiti

The image above is from the article “Putting the Aid in Aiding...

NGOs in Haiti: “The Handmaidens of Imperial Domination”

NGOs in Haiti: "The Handmaidens of Imperial Domination" An Interview With Ashley...

FLASHBACK: CrossTalk on Haiti: Year of Agony

"On this edition of Peter Lavelle's CrossTalk, he asks his guests why aid efforts in Haiti have largely failed."