PrintHaiti: Elections in the Time of Cholera - Audio
Short Description:
Endangered by a cholera epidemic that has claimed thousands of lives, Haiti held elections for president and parliament on November 28. With political tensions running high, public protests have raised questions about the validity of the vote. A panel of experts discussed the current situation in a public forum co-hosted by USIP’s Haiti Working Group and USIP’s Working Group on Health and Peacebuilding. This event took place on December 7, 2010.
- Length: 92:32 minutes (42.36 MB)
- Format: Mono 22kHz 64Kbps (CBR)
Speakers
- Ambassador Louis Harold Joseph
Ambassador of Haiti to Washington, Embassy of Haiti - Ambassador Albert Ramdin
Assistant Secretary General, Organization of American States - Donna Barry
Advocacy and Policy Director, Partners in Health - Robert Maguire, Moderator
Chair, Haiti Working Group, U.S. Institute of Peace
Former Jennings Randolph Senior Fellow, USIP
Associate Professor of International Affairs, Trinity Washington University
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- Learn more about this event.
- Listen to an audio recording of this forum.
- Learn more about the speakers.
- Learn more about USIP's Haiti proram and the Haiti Working Group.
- Learn more about USIP's Health and Peacebuilding Working Group.