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The WikiLeaks organization has made U.S. diplomatic cables on Haiti available to weeklies Haiti Liberté and The Nation. The two publications are collaborating to present extensive stories over the coming months on what the cables reveal about the policies and practices of the U.S. government and its allies in Haiti.

We are featuring the more extensive Haiti Liberté articles. Haiti Liberté has appealed to its readers to provide financial support to allow this ambitious publishing project. Please read the financial appeal at www.canadahaitiaction.ca/content/wikileaks-help-haiti-libert%C3%A9-publi... and consider donating at the Haiti Liberté website www.haiti-liberte.com or through the link http://goo.gl/oY7ct

Two die as fire sweeps through Camp Lycée Toussaint
By Mark Snyder and Ellie Happel Published on Haiti Relief and Reconstruction Watch, March 13, 2012 At two in the morning on Monday March 12, the...
What WikiLeaks' U.S. embassy cables reveal on Haiti
This article serves as a kind of introduction to the series of articles published by Haiti Liberté and The Nation magazine that are based on...
Wikileaked U.S. Cables Paint Portrait of Brutal, Ineffectual and Polluting UN Force in Haiti
By Dan Coughlin/ Haiti Liberté, September 21 - 27, 2011, Vol. 5, No. 10 United Nations forces occupying Haiti were poorly trained, spied on...
The Death of Gerard Jean-Gilles: How the UN Stonewalled Haitian Justice
By Ansel Herz/ Haiti Liberté, September 21 - 27, 2011, Vol. 5, No. 10 Faced with growing outrage over an alleged sexual assault (in July...
WikiLeaks Reveal: U.S. and UN Supervised Integration of Coup-Making Ex-Soldiers into Haiti's Police
By Jeb Sprague Published in Haiti Liberte, August 10 - 16, 2011,  Vol. 5, No. 4   http://www.haiti-liberte.com/ Throughout...
In The Nation: WikiLeaks Haiti: The Aristide Files
By Kim Ives and Ansel Herz
WikiLeaks: Diplomatic Cables Expose How U.S. Blocked Aristide’s Return After 2004 Coup
DemocracyNow!, August 11, 2011. An interview with Kim Ives, editor of Haïti Liberté.
WikiLeaked Cables Reveal Obsessive, Far-Reaching U.S. Campaign to Get Aristide Out of Haiti and Keep Him There
By Ansel Herz & Kim Ives "This Week in Haiti", Haiti Liberte, July 27 - August 2, 2011, Vol. 5, No. 2 http://www.haitiliberte.com...
COHA background paper: WikiLeaks Cables Show Haiti as Pawn in U.S. Foreign Policy
This analysis was prepared by Council on Hemispheric Affiars Research Associate Katie Soltis, July 27, 2011 http://www.coha.org/wikileaks-cables-...
Martelly Proposes Gousse for PM: Wikileaked Cables Testify to Nominee's Repressive Past
By Ansel Herz & Kim Ives Bernard Gousse, whom Haitian President Michel Martelly nominated for Prime Minister on Jul. 6, was so repressive,...
WikiLeaks: Part II: “Mafia boss... drug dealer... poster-boy for political corruption” : Wikileaked U.S. Embassy Cables portray Senator Youri Latortue
By Kim Ives, HAITI LIBERTE, July 6-12 Second of two articles [read the first here]. Last week’s installment examined charges that Senator...
WikiLeaks: “Mafia boss... Drug dealer... Poster-boy for political corruption” - WikiLeaked U.S. Embassy Cables Portray Senator Youri Latortue
by Kim Ives, Haiti Liberté, June 29th, 2011 [First of two articles] Youri Latortue is one of Haiti’s most powerful politicians....
WikiLeaks: DemocracyNow! report on how Leaked Cables Expose U.S. Suppression of Min. Wage, Election Doubts and Elite’s Private Army
Democracy Now!, June 24, 2011
WikiLeaks: Haiti's Elite Tried to turn the Police into a Private Army
by Dan Coughlin and Kim Ives, Haiti Liberte, June 22, 2011 Leading members of Haiti's bourgeoisie tried to turn the Haitian police force into...
WikiLeaks: Wikileaked cables reveal - as U.S. militarized quake response, it worried about international criticism
By Ansel Herz, Haiti Liberte, June 15, 2011 Even before the Haitian government authorized it, Washington began deploying 22,000 troops to Haiti...
WikiLeaks: U.S. embassy foresaw Haiti's earthquake vulnerability
By Dan Coughlin, Haiti Liberte, June 15, 2011 U.S. officials in Haiti warned that the Haitian government would be unable to handle a catastrophic...