Click on the title to link to an Internationalist Group online article on the current prospects for revolution in Haiti, "Haiti: Workers Solidarity, Yes! Imperialist Occupation, No!"
Markin comment:
I, as much as anyone would like to believe that the current political situation in Haiti would lead to an intact and politicized working class leading the struggle for socialism, but this argument, in the wake of the horrific human disaster there seems premature to say the least. Politically it is hard to grasp what the IG is getting at other than some future hopeful expectation and the obvious anti-imperialist point that we do not support yet another U.S. occupation there.
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