I have said it before and will say it again, here in Haiti it is absolutely the women of this country who are holding things up, literally and figuratively. If only they could govern this country…#Haiti 
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This. One million percent. If the men would just get out of the way and let them or at least not proactively stop them, things would immediately get better
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The real economy of Haiti in a picture
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Beautifully said!
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I agree. They are hardworking, resilient women who not only work in the sun for hours on end selling veggies and carrying buckets of water on their heads, but they also take care of their children and homes. Too bad they don’t get the opportunities and care they deserve.
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Beautiful.
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As in the Revolution, women are integrated into
#Haiti's struggle. I just interviewed#UrsulaBlanc* in#Dajabòn's#J31#HandsOffHaiti#action (pending SHDC file recovery). 'Soon as it's ready will make available. -
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#HumanRights attorney collaborating with#RezoFwontaléJanoSiksè's migrant rights binational organization.#DominicanRepublic#solidarity#HandsOffHaiti#Haiti - - Show replies
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