Haitian News
The Reactionary Role of US Labor in Haiti and Venezuela
Jeb Sprague: Well, first, in 1999 the CSH, which stands for the Haitian Trade Union Confederation, was supported by the ICFTU, ORIT, and ILO, which are these giant labor organizations in South America and around the world [connected closely with the AFL-CIO]. The CSH was the main labor organization within the Group of 184 and they basically co-opted labor leaders from unions across Haiti into this Group of 184 conspiracy against the Haitian government – agitating for its overthrow. And so then when the Solidarity Center comes back in following the coup, just weeks after the coup in 2004 they begin talks with the Batay Ouvriye.
Radio Metropole Haiti
The Reactionary Role of US Labor in Haiti and Venezuela
Jeb Sprague: Well, first, in 1999 the CSH, which stands for the Haitian Trade Union Confederation, was supported by the ICFTU, ORIT, and ILO, which are these giant labor organizations in South America and around the world [connected closely with the AFL-CIO]. The CSH was the main labor organization within the Group of 184 and they basically co-opted labor leaders from unions across Haiti into this Group of 184 conspiracy against the Haitian government – agitating for its overthrow. And so then when the Solidarity Center comes back in following the coup, just weeks after the coup in 2004 they begin talks with the Batay Ouvriye.
Haiti Nouvelles
The Reactionary Role of US Labor in Haiti and Venezuela
Jeb Sprague: Well, first, in 1999 the CSH, which stands for the Haitian Trade Union Confederation, was supported by the ICFTU, ORIT, and ILO, which are these giant labor organizations in South America and around the world [connected closely with the AFL-CIO]. The CSH was the main labor organization within the Group of 184 and they basically co-opted labor leaders from unions across Haiti into this Group of 184 conspiracy against the Haitian government – agitating for its overthrow. And so then when the Solidarity Center comes back in following the coup, just weeks after the coup in 2004 they begin talks with the Batay Ouvriye.
Aly & AJ Hott
Okay, this has nothing to do with Haiti, but I have to say, if you are into the whole pop music scene, then you have to dig on Aly & AJ. Two pasty white chicks with some sweet sounding voices. I am not one for pop music, but I have to say that one day I think these two girls are going to be singing some real songs and not this crap they call pop. Maybe I should learn the lyrics to Potential Breakup Song and then go out on the road myself? I think I may have to do that.