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24-31 May: CLOC to organize the VI Continental School of Women
From May 24th to 31st, 2024, the VI Continental School of Women of the Latin American Coordination of Rural Organizations, CLOC-Via Campesina, will take place at the Mama Tingo Training and Capacity Building Center (Cefcamati), in the Dominican Republic.
Haitian women propose economic strategies for a people-led transition
In rural and urban areas Haitian women propose economic strategies for this transition, in the sense of building agroecology, solidarity economy, and food sovereignty, goals that can only be achieved through the people’s self-determination and a people’s government. From across the Americas, women continue to stand in internationalist, anti-imperialist solidarity for a dignified, sovereign Haiti free from occupation.
Haiti: We continue to fight and work tirelessly for Haiti to regain its food and national sovereignty
LVC Haiti calls for a transitional government to replace the criminal Ariel regime and that political and financial measures be taken to restore security as quickly as possible in the country. And that peasants be provided with the means to rebuild food sovereignty and to lead a peaceful life.
Haiti: Another foreign intervention will not solve the crisis. The country needs a solution coming from its people
The new transition plan proposed by CARICOM, seemingly endorsed by the Core Group and involving PHTK stakeholders, is unlikely to resolve the crisis. Similar past interventions introduced leadership and policies supposedly to alleviate the crisis but, only made it worse. A solution from its people is already there.
Dominican Republic: Peasants denounce evictions in El Seibo and Monte Grande
“We join the struggle of the peasants of El Seibo who were dispossessed by landowners with the support of government officials in that area. We stand with the peasants of Monte Grande, involuntarily evicted from their lands due to the construction of the dam…”
The anti-colonial struggle for the self-determination of the Haitian people has reached the United Nations
In Haiti, the anti-colonial struggle remains intertwined with geopolitics. Facing existential challenges, Haitians seek emancipation and sovereignty. International solidarity is vital to counter dominant imperialist forces hindering true independence.