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Beverly Bell and Other Worlds's Blog – June 2011 Archive (2)
Monsanto in Haiti
HINCHE, Haiti, June 27 – Last week, thousands of farmers and supporters of Haitian peasant agriculture marched for hours under the hot Caribbean… Continue
Added by Beverly Bell and Other Worlds on June 28, 2011 at 7:04pm — No Comments
“Internationalism between Peoples”: Learning and Constructing with Haitians
By Beverly Bell
Jose Luis Patrola is a history professor, farmer, and member of the Brazilian land reform group, the Rural Landless Workers’ Movement, or MST. He has lived in Haiti for three years. There, he coordinates the MST’s program, an exchange of agricultural and technical cooperation between Haitians and Brazilians. In a departure…
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