Face à l'Opinion: Father Edner Devalcin, Afrik di Sid (2)

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Title:
Face à l'Opinion: Father Edner Devalcin, Afrik di Sid (2)
Alternative Title:
  • Face à l'Opinion : Le père Edner Devalcin, Afrique du Sud (2)
  • Face à l'Opinion: Father Edner Devalcin, South Africa (2)
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https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r4445mz6g
Date:
May 29, 1998
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Description:

  • Jean Dominique entèvyouve Pè Edner Devalcin, responsab Fanmi Lavalas, sou vizit li an Afrik di Sid. Devalcin dekri jefò k ap fèt nan Afrik di Sid pou jwenn verite ak jistis pou viktim apated yo, lavi nan "township" (bidonvil) yo, kesyon siksesyon nan pati African National Congress (ANC) a, diskriminasyon rasyal ki toujou la, epi pouvwa politik nwa sidafriken yo (ki se gran majorite popilasyon an) k ap ogmante menm lè se ti minorite blan yo ki kenbe anpil pouvwa ekonomik nan men yo. Devalcin ak Dominique fè konparezon ant sityasyon Afrik di Sid la ak sityasyon Ayiti a, sitou alantou kesyon rekonsilyasyon an.

  • Jean Dominique interviews Father Edner Devalcin of Fanmi Lavalas about his recent visit to South Africa. Devalcin describes South Africa's efforts to seek truth and justice for victims of apartheid, life in the townships, questions of succession in the African National Congress, continued racial discrimination, and the growing political power of South Africa's black majority while the white minority retains economic power. Devalcin and Dominique compare South Africa's situation to Haiti's, particularly concerning the question of reconciliation.

  • Jean Dominique interroge le père Edner Devalcin, responsable de Fanmi Lavalas, sur sa visite en Afrique du Sud. Devalcin décrit les efforts qui sont faits pour trouver la vérité et rendre justice aux victimes de l’apartheid, la vie dans les townships (les bidonvilles), la question de la succession à l’ANC (African National Congress), la discrimination raciale qui existe toujours, et le pouvoir politique toujours grandissant des Sud-Africains noirs (la majorité de la population), même si c’est la minorité blanche qui détient toujours le pouvoir économique. Devalcin et Dominique comparent la situation en Afrique du Sud et en Haïti, surtout en ce qui concerne la réconciliation.

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  • 0246e7dbc06339784d6e5ab71a1d0acf
  • radiohaiti
  • duke:589601
  • RL10059-CS-0586_02
  • ark:/87924/r4445mz6g
  • 3e197a49-ea89-4685-9eb7-3ef5ab52a9f8
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Radio Haiti Archive
Source Collection:
Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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Program Type:
Interview
Language:
Haitian; Haitian Creole
Program Name:
Face à l’Opinion
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Sound
Tape ID:
RL10059CS0586
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