http://www.mediahacker.org/2009/10/fsrn-feature-un-renews-haiti-peacekeeping-mission/ Independent multimedia reporting from Haiti since 2009 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:39:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.mediahacker.org/2009/10/fsrn-feature-un-renews-haiti-peacekeeping-mission/#comment-1902 Saturday headlines « Out of Print Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:13:06 +0000 http://www.mediahacker.org/?p=1452#comment-1902 [...] UN renews Haiti peacekeeping mission from Media [...] [...] UN renews Haiti peacekeeping mission from Media [...]

]]> http://www.mediahacker.org/2009/10/fsrn-feature-un-renews-haiti-peacekeeping-mission/#comment-1895 Stephanie Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:12:11 +0000 http://www.mediahacker.org/?p=1452#comment-1895 I am happy that I came across this article. I am from Haiti, and I moved to the U.S. since I was five. I have been back to Haiti a couple times, and the last time I encountered the MINUSTAH troops down there. They did not seem to be doing much and I overheard some local people talking about how they did not understand why they were there because things were not really improving in terms of the political situation, and economic growth. I understand that the MINUSTAH troops are there to maintain peace, but I also feel that the people in Haiti are more concerned with getting jobs, helping the political system, fixing up homes, building schools, and other things that help people go on day by day. This is there main concern. If they had these things, the people in Haiti would not be so angry and uproar all the time and there would be no need for the MINUSTAH troops to be there trying to maintain peace. I believe that if the U.N. really wants to help, they should aid in heloing Haiti obtain the things that they really need and we can work from there. Again, thank You for this article. I found it completely enlightening. I am happy that I came across this article. I am from Haiti, and I moved to the U.S. since I was five. I have been back to Haiti a couple times, and the last time I encountered the MINUSTAH troops down there. They did not seem to be doing much and I overheard some local people talking about how they did not understand why they were there because things were not really improving in terms of the political situation, and economic growth. I understand that the MINUSTAH troops are there to maintain peace, but I also feel that the people in Haiti are more concerned with getting jobs, helping the political system, fixing up homes, building schools, and other things that help people go on day by day. This is there main concern. If they had these things, the people in Haiti would not be so angry and uproar all the time and there would be no need for the MINUSTAH troops to be there trying to maintain peace. I believe that if the U.N. really wants to help, they should aid in heloing Haiti obtain the things that they really need and we can work from there. Again, thank You for this article. I found it completely enlightening.

]]> http://www.mediahacker.org/2009/10/fsrn-feature-un-renews-haiti-peacekeeping-mission/#comment-1829 jojo Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:02:33 +0000 http://www.mediahacker.org/?p=1452#comment-1829 great ear opening piece ansel! no mystery as to the reason for the military crackdown on the minimum wage demo. great ear opening piece ansel! no mystery as to the reason for the military crackdown on the minimum wage demo.

]]> http://www.mediahacker.org/2009/10/fsrn-feature-un-renews-haiti-peacekeeping-mission/#comment-1823 David Sat, 24 Oct 2009 16:37:15 +0000 http://www.mediahacker.org/?p=1452#comment-1823 Well done, Ansel. Thanks. MINUSTAH's real mission, of course, is to make Haiti safe and profitable for the maquilas. Bill Clinton, who ought to be a persona non grata there, makes that clear. Well done, Ansel. Thanks.
MINUSTAH’s real mission, of course, is to make Haiti safe and profitable for the maquilas. Bill Clinton, who ought to be a persona non grata there, makes that clear.

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