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Saturday June 10, 2006 06:59 by Rebelión
as organizaciones laborales internacionales más prominentes en Haití, la CIOSL, AFL-CIO, OIT y ORIT, trabajaron por apoyar y fortalecer a los sindicatos que exigieron el derrocamiento del gobierno haitiano democráticamente elegido. Simultáneamente, se han negado a denunciar los despidos masivos y persecución de los trabajadores públicos y sindicalistas cometidos por su sucesor ilegítimo. El 16 de febrero de 2004 llegó un grupo de sindicalistas extranjeros a Port-au-Prince, Haití, entre ellos el secretario general de la ORIT, Víctor Baez, la Secretaria General Adjunta de la CIOSL, Mamounata Cissé, y dirigentes sindicales de Francia, Canadá, Guyana y una federación sindical global. El propósito de la delegación era auxiliar a 11 miembros de la Coordination Syndicale Haïtienne (CSH), acusados por las autoridades haitianos de conspirar contra el gobierno. La delegación laboral recibió cobertura internacional en los medios de prensa, tal como explica Katia Gil, coordinadora general de programas de la ORIT: “Fuimos a visitarlos a la cárcel. Fuimos con muchos periódicos y agencias de prensa locales e internacionales.”1Apenas 13 días después de su llegada, el 29 de febrero, el gobierno popular del movimiento Lavalás fue derrocado y su presidente, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, fue exiliado a África. Pronto fue instalado un gobierno interino, de la burguesía haitiana, apoyado por los Estados Unidos, Francia y Canadá. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5A visão aqui apresenada é dos incondicionais de Cuba de Fidel e dos "comunistas" QUE
TENTAM TER PROTAGONISMO DENTRO DOS PAÍSES DA AMÉRICA CENTRAL E SUL.
Nenhuma palavra em relação às forças autoritárias de "esquerda" e ao seu papel, nomeadamente, o Brasil de Lula... muito revelador.
What the hell are you talking about?
This article has nothiing to do with Fidel, Cuba, or Lula. This article shows the role of international labor in exploiting Haitian labor. Please read the article before you start making insane assesments.
Tacticamente não lhes convinha denunciar o papel vergonhoso do Brasil de Lula, sob mandato da ONU, para consolidar o golpe contra Aristide.
Os castristas calaram-se. Têm demasiadas trelhas de vidro.
Mas não resistem a publicar denúncias contra burocratas sindicais da CIOSL, quando eles próprios na FSM, fazem o pior.
Apoiam as ditaduras "comunistas" de Castro, ou de Kim Jong Il, ou da China, etc...
Yeah, this articlce has nothing to do with Castro, North Korea, etc.
This article was published by a north american and then this publication picked it up. You should take this article seriously instead of smearing it over your ideological discomfort with its spanish language publishers. What happened in Haiti and the role of intenrational labor was a shame. You totally ignore the crime and instead attack the spanish publisher.
What a shame.
Without going into the other countries mentioned, perhaps some discussion of how the former president of the Workers Party and former trade union militant (Lula) is complicent with MISHUNA mission in Haiti. I suspect as President of Brasil he has some authority over commiting troops to the UN "mission" or not.
I think this is the point the Brasilian comrade was making.
I hope to get back to some of the earlier points raised. Which I will do when I have more than a few brief moments to write.