Haiti: Our Revolution Continues 12-21-24

Program Title: Report and sound from 12-18-24 KOMOKODA protest against the US and the UN at 45th Street & 1st Ave in Manhattan; We remember December 16th, 1990 & December 17th, 1914; Haiti news and news analysis; Open lines; Please support WBAI on behalf of Haiti: Our Revolution Continues

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Theme Song: Batay la fèk Kòmanse by Berthony Pierre-Louis

Intro with Dahoud

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Report and sound from 12-18-24 KOMOKODA protest against the US and the UN at 45th Street & 1st Ave in Manhattan

34 years ago, December 16th, 1990 Haiti held its first "free and fair" election which brought Jean Bertrand Aristide to power

110 years ago, December 17th, 1914 the US stole Haiti's $500,000 gold reserves and placed it in the vaults of National City Bank in New York

Song: Ayiti demen - Solèy Leve

Haiti news and news analysis:
-While the US armed "gangs" terrorize the Haitian population, the US and it's puppets are moving forward with their new constitution and fake elections
-El Salvador's parliament votes again to send troops to Haiti
-Haiti's puppet president Leslie Voltaire, representative of Fanmi Lavalas asks Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to send soldiers to fight the "gangs" in Haiti
-"Luigi" has been brought back to New York to face a possibe death penalty trial 
-In the hopes of a Presidential pardon, NYC's sanctuary mayor collaborates with Trump's people to help them capture and deport undocumented New Yorkers 

Open lines with our listeners

Our closing remarks

Appeal for support for WBAI

Closing song: M rantre nan lakou a – Live recording, 2006 Jou Lèwa nan Benè