Protest at Canadian Embassy in Haiti
By: Wadner Pierre - HaitiAnalysis.com
On March 14, 2007 protestors gathered in front of the Embassy of Canada in Haiti. They denounced the long term destabilization and politicized aid program of Canada and other donor countries active in Haiti. Protestors shouted "Canada, if you are for democracy then return our President Titid! Paul Matin you are not a democrate, you are hypocrit!" Speakers also spoke in support of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and the need for Haiti's grassroots to better organize and unify.
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