1. Haiti president names new PM
(News/Global)

Rene Preval, Haiti's president, has named a replacement for the role of prime minister after Michele Pierre-Louis, who previously held the role, was voted out of office by the senate.Preval selected J

2. Media Coverage of Haiti's Sham Elections
(Opinions/Daily)

...in City." In fact, the election was virtually trouble-free, save for sporadic incidents between president Rene Preval's Lespwa party and its rival L'Union in Mirebalais in the Central Plateau reg...

3. Haitians Overwhelmingly Reject Electoral Sham
(Opinions/Society)

...tions, basically what you have is a decision to explode Fanmi Lavalas (FL)....with the complicity of President Rene Preval (and the international community)....because everyone knows FL is the majorit...

4. Electoral Sham in Haiti
(Opinions/op-ed)

...nothing has been the same. UN paramilitaries occupy the country. Washington effectively controls it. President Rene Preval got a choice - go along or pay the price. He submitted knowing what awaits hi...

5. Bursting the Dam of Containment
(Opinions/Review)

...tide allowed the opening of free trade zones. He acquiesced in some privatizations (and his Lavalas successor, Rene Preval, also did so). Batay Ouvriye presents this as a betrayal. To Hallward, howeve...

6. U.S. Secretly Funds Anti-Lavalas Groups in Haiti
(Opinions/Daily)

...row of President Jean Bertrand Aristide, Haiti will be holding national elections next month. Former President Rene Preval, a Aristide ally, is leading in the polls. Meanwhile, a judge has dropped the...

7. Haiti protesters clash with police
(Archived/News/Global)

Haitian police have clashed with protesters calling for an increase in the minimum wage outside the country's parliament.

8. Haitians shun senate elections
(Archived/News/Global)

Haiti's long-delayed senate elections have been marred by extremely poor voter turnout.

9. Haiti asks for recovery aid
(Archived/News/Global)

Michele Duvivier Pierre-Louis, the prime minister of Haiti, has urged the global community to do more for the impoverished Caribbean island at a donor conference in Washington DC.

10. Foreign assistance urged for Haiti
(Archived/News/Economy)

Ban Ki-moon and Bill Clinton have visited Haiti to work on what they called an "action plan" to prevent the impoverished Caribbean nation from sliding back into chaos.