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Chris Bernadel on Haiti
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CounterSpin
This week on CounterSpin: US corporate media’s story about Haiti is familiar.
Today’s crisis might require it as well.”At this point, the Austin American-Statesman’s “Haiti Cannibalism Claims Unfounded” might pass for refreshing.
AP had a piece that actually talked to Haitians amid what is indeed a deep and deepening crisis.
A grandmother told the wire service, “We’re living day-by-day and hoping that something will change.”We talk about what has to change—including, importantly, Western media presentations that ignore or erase even recent history—with Chris Bernadel, from the Black Alliance for Peace‘s Haiti/Americas Team and Haitian grassroots group Moleghaf.
Transcript: ‘Interventions Laid the Groundwork for the Crisis in Haiti Today’Plus Janine Jackson takes a quick look at recent press coverage of Elon Musk vs. Brazil.
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