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CHOMSKY on HAITI, Sat 1pm, MIT 54-100
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (jose jimenez)
Wed Nov 16 22:16:37 1994
Date: Wed, 16 Nov 94 21:53:05 -0500
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BUILDING BRIDGES TO HAITI'S MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19
MIT building 54, room 100
1pm-5:30pm
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Program
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1-2:30pm: guest speaker NOAM CHOMSKY
"The ABC of US policy towards Haiti: Past, Present, and Future"
2:30-4:30: keynote speaker: JEAN-BAPTISTE CHAVANNES
Founder of Haiti's largest peasant organization (MPP- the
Papaye Peasant Movement)
"What is Haiti's Popular Movement and what is its Future?
3:30-5:30: report back of the NEW ENGLAND OBSERVERS DELEGATION TO HAITI
Rose Toussaint, Marie Kennedy, Jean-Baptiste Bazelais, Jean-
Baptiste Chavannes, Tracy Hunt, Byron Rushing, Mel King, Cathy
Hoffman, Melinda Mann, Charles Hetzel, Chris Tilly, Tom Reeves,
Peter Elikann, Van Hardy, Zachary Dowdy.
Just returned from an extraordinary 6-day visit to Haiti, where
they attended the celebration of president Aristide's return to
presidential palace, witnessed the welcoming demonstrations in
Port-au-Prince, and participated in the homecoming of MPP leaders
Chavannes and Bazelais in Hinche.
Analysis: Bazelais Jean-Baptiste, Director MPP-EDF
"key aspects of US intervention, and a call for US
troop withdrawal"
Slide Show and Video Footage: Van Hardy and Cathy Hoffman.
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Sposored by the Haiti Anti-Intervention Network, The New England Observers
Delegation to Haiti, the Papaye Peasant Movement, and the Thistle (Alternative
News Collective at MIT).
For information call 617-354-0008 or 617-497-5273
