Nick Miles
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3,363 appearances
61 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard today
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Yes, there are huge problems.
The government is only in control of small parts of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and we won't gloss over any of that or any of the other challenges that Haiti faces.
What we will do is look at the seeds of change that can break the cycle of violence and instability.
We're going to do that in the company of three people who know Haiti extremely well.
Noelle Almagafi is the BBC's investigations correspondent.
She's been in Haiti twice this year, speaking to gang members and others trying to get by.
Monique Kleska is a Haitian, a political rights activist, normally based in Port-au-Prince.
Pascal Solage is another Haitian woman and runs a women's rights organisation for victims of sexual violence in Port-au-Prince.
We're going to start, though, with something that they're all very familiar with.
While an eye caught up with Diana Mania Arroyo, who ran the medical charity MSF in Port-au-Prince until earlier this year, she began by telling us the difficulties facing people in Haiti right now.
And the while the breakdown in security across particularly Port-au-Prince means that children are also at risk.
A lot of children are not at school because schools are closed in many areas.
So it's a problem for children as well.
And Diana, in terms of supporting children with psychological trauma as well, what kind of help is there out there for that in Haiti?
Diana, I just wanted to move on to another aspect of the problems.
It's that kind of financial insecurity, this widespread unemployment, people are in the casual sector just eking out a living.
We've been speaking in Port-au-Prince with a local reporter and we heard from a couple of people living in the capital about the challenges they're facing.
And people do take their own lives and take risks with their lives because of the situation that they're in at the moment, don't they, Diana?
a challenge for people to live in.
What about working in Port-au-Prince?
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