Today: International Day of Solidarity Against the Coup in Haiti
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Today is the day of international solidarity against the coup in Haiti. As a contribution, we share the two materials below, published last 26th: a video and a text about the grassroots resistance for democracy and against land grabbing. We know that the anti-democratic coups and the theft of land for monoculture and export for big companies are two processes that go together. They keep racist, patriarchal, and imperialist capitalism functioning. And against this violence and in defense of life, food and popular sovereignty, women are in struggle!
Access and help us spread the word using the hashtags: #NoDictatorshipInHaiti #LongLiveHaiti
::: Coup and Grassroosts Struggle in Haiti: Watch Activist Islanda Micherline
Islanda Micherline recorded a video addressing the alarming situation faced by the Haitian people and calls for solidarity with the country | Analysis
::: Women Resist Land Grabbing and Free Zone in Haiti
Feminist farm school faces threat from Coca-Cola monoculture | Experience
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