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L'Implication Américaine en Haïti : Une Influence Centenaire

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  U.S. Involvement in Haiti: A Centennial Influence By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson   (Le Français suit)   Historical Backdrop and Current Turmoil The unfolding crisis in Haiti poses a stark question: to what extent is the United States responsible? The intricate tapestry of Haitian history has been woven with threads of U.S. involvement dating back to 1915, following the assassination of a Haitian president when the U.S. initiated a military occupation to protect its interests. This long-standing presence has often oscillated between active intervention and strategic partnerships, leaving an unmistakable imprint on Haiti's political evolution. The Impact of U.S. Policy U.S. policy in Haiti has often swayed like a pendulum, now advocating for stability through military presence, now supporting regimes through diplomatic and economic means, with the goal of instilling democracy and promoting development. Despite the intention behind these policies, the outcomes h...