Nick Miles
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3,281 appearances
60 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 2 Sep
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I'm Nick Miles, and in a former role reported from Haiti a number of times in the early 2000s.
Struggling with poverty and political instability even then, in recent years the country has descended into wider gang violence.
Together with the BBC's investigations correspondent Nawal Al-Meghafi, who's reported extensively from Haiti, I'll be joined by the Haitian democracy activist Monique Kleska.
women's rights group organiser Pascal Solage and Diana Mania Arroyo, who works for the medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince.
Together, we will talk about Haiti's current problems, but also look at the people who are working hard to resolve them and prove that their country is far from being beyond hope.
The lazy shorthand, the cliché, if you like, for Haiti is that it's the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, a hopeless case that's not known stability for decades, where violent gangs rule and international aid providers are fighting a losing battle with the chaos.
But let's interrogate that narrative a bit.
First of all, some basics.
Haiti is a country in the Caribbean, neighbouring the Dominican Republic.
11 million people live there.
It famously gained independence from France over 200 years ago after a slave revolt.
A bold start for a new nation, but countless times since then it's been hit by waves of political violence and natural disasters.
Poverty has led to hundreds of thousands of people leaving, looking for a better life abroad.
But over the next half hour, we'll be hearing from people who say it doesn't have to be that way.
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