Face à l'Opinion: Jean-Robert Sabalat, Jean Marie Pierre, ak Joseph Georges sou kriz moral (1)

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Title:
Face à l'Opinion: Jean-Robert Sabalat, Jean Marie Pierre, ak Joseph Georges sou kriz moral (1)
Alternative Title:
  • Face à l'Opinion: Jean-Robert Sabalat, Jean Marie Pierre, and Joseph Georges on moral crisis (1)
  • Face à l'Opinion: Jean-Robert Sabalat, Jean Marie Pierre, et Joseph Georges sur la crise morale (1)
Program Name:
Face à l’Opinion
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Date:
July 1, 1997
Description:

  • Jean Dominique entèvyouve senatè Jean-Robert Sabalat, pwofesè Jean Marie Pierre, ak jounalis Joseph Georges pou pale sou yon kriz moral li di k ap travèse peyi a. Dominique mande mesye yo ki eksperyans yo genyen sou kesyon kriz moral sa a. Yo di malgre kriz moral la se pa sèlman yon kesyon politik, sa afekte politik tou. Yo di menm pandan peryòd Duvalier a, moun te respekte tèt yo, epi te gen valè moral nan peyi a. Kounye a, taktik makout yo vin enfiltre sosyete a, epi sa vin fè pèp komèt zak ki pi brital toujou. Yo pale sou enpòtans edikasyon sivik. Odyo a koupe sèk.

  • Jean Dominique interviews senator Jean-Robert Sabalat, professor Jean Marie Pierre, and journalist Joseph Georges to discuss Haiti's moral crisis. Dominique asks them about their experiences with this moral crisis. They say that the crisis, while not limited to politics, is greatly influencing politics as well. They lament that even during the Duvalier years, people had self-respect, and moral values were prominent in the country. Now, Macoute tactics have inflitrated society to the point where civilians are committing even more brutal acts. They discuss the importance of civic education. Recording ends abruptly.

  • Jean Dominique rencontre le sénateur Jean-Robert Sabalat, le professeur Jean Marie Pierre, et le journaliste Joseph Georges, pour discuter de la crise morale que traverse le pays. Dominique leur demande quelle expérience ils ont de cette crise morale. Ils expliquent que cette crise morale, qui n’est pas limitée à la politique, affecte également la politique. Ils disent que même pendant la période Duvalier, les gens avaient une estime de soi et il existait des valeurs morales dans le pays. Actuellement, les tactiques macoutes ont infiltré la société au point que la population civile commet des actes de plus en plus brutaux. Ils parlent de l’importance de l’éducation civique. L’enregistrement s’arrête abruptement.

Program Type:
Interview
Subject:
Language:
Haitian; Haitian Creole
Tape ID:
RL10059CS0447
Rights:
Limited Re-Use
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Radio Haiti Archive
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Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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  • RL10059-CS-0447_01
  • ark:/87924/r42z16894
  • 02fcb620-6c3b-4e16-9748-0b01dc2418a3
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