Inter-Actualités Magazine : Braceros haïtiens en République dominicaine; mouvements démocratiques en Amérique Latine (2)
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- Title:
- Inter-Actualités Magazine : Braceros haïtiens en République dominicaine; mouvements démocratiques en Amérique Latine (2)
- Alternative Title:
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- Inter-Actualités Magazine: Bwasero ayisyen nan Dominikani, mouvman demokratik Amerik Latin yo (2)
- Inter-Actualités Magazine: Haitian braceros in Dominican Republic, Latin American politics and democratic movements (2)
- Speaker:
- Dominique, Jean L. (Jean Leopold)
- Date:
- August 10, 1980
- Description:
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Entèvyou avèk bwasero ayisyen, k ap dekri koman gouvènman Duvalier a trafike yo nan Dominikani (anbochay), epi ki abi terib yo konn sibi nan batey yo. Jean Dominique bay yon rezime sityasyon politik ak mouvman demokratik la nan Amerik Latin, ki gen ladan l rezistans kont rejim fachis ak enperyalis ameriken. Li pale sitou sou enfliyans Kiba k ap elaji pami Sid Global la, epi sou relasyon ant Kiba ak nouvo demokrasi sosyalis k ap parèt nan Amerik Latin. (Pou emisyon konplè a, al wè RL10059RR0177.)
Interview avec des braceros haïtiens qui décrivent comment le gouvernement Duvalier était complice du trafic qui les emmenaient en République Dominicaine, et les abus terribles qu’ils subissaient dans les bateys. Jean Dominique résume la situation politique et les mouvements démocratiques en Amérique Latine, qui résistent contre les régimes fascistes et l’impérialisme américain. Il parle surtout de l’influence de Cuba qui grandit dans le Sud, et les relations entre Cuba et les nouvelles démocraties socialistes qui émergent en Amérique Latine. (Pour l’émission complète, voir RL10059RR0177.)
Interview with Haitian braceros, describing Jean-Claude Duvalier's government trafficked them to the Dominican Republic (anbochay) and the horrible mistreatment they endure on the bateys. Jean Dominique gives an overview of the evolving political situation and democratic movements throughout Latin America, including resistance to fascist regimes and US imperialism. He speaks particularly of Cuba's expanding sphere of influence throughout the Global South, and Cuba's relationship with emerging socialist democracies in Latin America. (For complete broadcast, see RL10059RR0177.)
- Program Type:
- News Magazine
- Subject:
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- Braceros and migrant workers
- Bwasero ak travayè migran
- Braceros et travailleurs migrants
- Labor rights
- Dwa ouvriye
- Droits des travailleurs
- Zafra
- Human rights--Dominican Republic
- Dwa moun--Repiblik Dominiken
- Droits humains--République Dominicaine
- Bateys
- Batèy
- Sugar
- Sik
- Sucre
- 1937 massacre of Haitians in the Dominican Republic
- Masak ayisyen 1937 lan nan Dominikani
- Massacre des haïtiens de 1937 en République dominicaine
- Anti-imperialism
- Anti-impérialisme
- Anti-enperyalis
- Communism
- Kominis
- Communisme
- Cold War
- Lagè Fwad
- Guerre Froide
- Democratization
- Demokratizasyon
- Démocratisation
- Human rights
- Dwa moun
- Droits humains
- Anbochay
- Dominican Republic
- Repiblik Dominiken
- République Dominicaine
- Latin America.
- Amerik Latin
- Amérique Latine
- Location:
- Language:
- Tape ID:
- RL10059CS1870
- Rights:
- Limited Re-UseCC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- Rights Note:
- This recording may contain material that was not originally created by Radio Haiti and therefore not covered by the Creative Commons license indicated here. For more information see https://repository.duke.edu/dc/radiohaiti/about#copyright.
- Digital Collection:
- Radio Haiti Archive
- Source Collection:
- Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
- Related Resources:
- See below
- Identifier:
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- 9b3bb273c634f71dbb38160215631439
- radiohaiti
- duke:623223
- RL10059-CS-1870_02
- ark:/87924/r4ht2mb2n
- 0881243b-d050-4252-9640-a8c9d1e5d5a9
- Permalink:
- https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r4ht2mb2n
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