Le point: Sur les événements du 28 novembre 1980 : Dominique, Jean L. (Jean Leopold) : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Le point: Sur les événements du 28 novembre 1980
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Publication date 1990-11-29
Topics Press crackdown (28 November 1980), Represyon kont laprès endepandan (28 novanm 1980), Répression contre la presse indépendante (28 novembre 1980), Radio Haiti affair, Zafè Radyo Ayiti, Affaire Radio Haïti, Freedom of the press, Libète laprès, Liberté de la presse, Duvalierism, Divalyeris, Duvaliérisme, Macoutism, Makoutis, Macoutisme, Violence against journalists, Vyolans sou jounalis, Violence contre les journalistes, Human rights--Haiti, Dwa moun--Ayiti, Droits humains--Haïti, Anti-communism, Anti-kominis, Anti-communisme, Haiti--Foreign relations--United States, Relasyon ant Ayiti ak Etazini, Relations haïtiano-américaines, Radio Haïti-Inter, Valmé, Jean, Dupuy, Ben, Mayard-Paul, Constantin, Central Intelligence Agency, Bennett, Ernest, Lionel, Willy (Ti Je), Widmaïer family, Duvalier, Jean-Claude, 1951-2014, Radio Soleil
Full description at: https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r47m07550
Editoryal Jean Dominique, dizan aprè 28 novanm 1980, lè rejim Duvalier te kraze laprès endepandan ak militan dwa moun, lè yo arete jounalis Radyo Ayiti yo epi fòse yo pran chemen egzil. Li dekri an detay plizyè evènman ki te pase avan 28 novanm lan: zaf Radyo Ayiti 1978-1979 lè Madam Widmaïer te pote plent kont radyo a ak konplo avoka divalyeris Constantin Mayard-Paul, arestasyon Konpè Filo ak Richard Brisson, ak sitou konplo Jean Valmé kont Radyo Ayiti. Li te fabrike yon rankont sibvèsif ki te sipoze fèt kay Frankétienne, epi rejim Duvalier a te fè anbasadè ayisyen Ozetazini Jean Elie Charles konprann Radyo Ayiti te kominis. Valmé te antre nan konplo avèk CIA ameriken pou kraze mouvman demokratik la an Ayiti. Men li te konplote tou avèk kèk eleman ekstrèm gòch nan dyaspora ayisyen. Se etranj ke menm dat sa a, 28 novanm 1980, nan menm moman pandan rejim Duvalier t ap kraze Radyo Ayiti, Ben Dupuy te defame Radyo Ayiti ak Jean Dominique kòm "Janklòdis" ak "pòtpawòl boujwazi a." 28 novanm sa a, yon moun te di Dominique "Ti Je" Willy (menm Makout ki te arete lòt manm ekip Radyo Ayiti epi mennen yo nan Kazèn Desalin) t ap tann li devan bilding Radyo Ayiti a avèk yon Colt 45 nan men l. Dominique jwenn refij, epi li pwopoze gouvènman an piblikman pou rann tèt li pou jwenn liberasyon kamarad ak fanmi li yo. 30 novanm, li te pran azil nan anbasad Venezyela. Rejim nan chwazi 28 novanm paske li te yon jou aprè fèt Thanksgiving Ozetazini, epi nan peryòd enterèy avan Reagan vin prezidan ofisyèlman. Dominique konstate ke Lafrans te apiye rejim Duvalier a menm jan avèk Etazini. Dominique liye dat 28 novanm 1980 avèk 28 novanm 1985 (asasina Twa Flè Lespwa yo) ak vyolans elektoral 29 novanm 1987 la.
Jean Dominique's editorial ten years after the November 28, 1980 crackdown on the independent media and human rights activists in which Duvalier's forces arrested Radio Haiti's journalists and forced them into exile. He describes in detail the events that preceded the 1980 crackdown: the 1978-1979 lawsuit against Radio Haiti by the widow Widmaïer and the plot of Duvalierist lawyer Constantin Mayard-Paul, the arrests of Konpè Filo and Richard Brisson, and in particular Jean Valmé's plot against Radio Haiti. This involved the fabrication of a story of a secret subversive meeting at Frankétienne's house and informing Haiti's ambassador to the US Jean Elie Charles that Radio Haiti harbored communist sympathies. Valmé conspired with the CIA to crush the democratic movement in Haiti. But Valmé also conspired with elements of the far left in the Haitian diaspora. Curiously, that same November 28, 1980, as Radio Haiti was under attack, there was a meeting in Brooklyn, New York in which Ben Dupuy accused Radio Haiti and Jean Dominique of being Jean-Claudistes and "spokespeople for the bourgeoisie." On November 28, 1980, someone told Dominique that "Ti Je" Willy (the Macoute who arrested the other journalists and brought them to the Casernes Dessalines) was waiting for him in front of Radio Haiti with a Colt 45. Dominique sought refuge while publicly offering himself to the regime in exchange for his colleagues and family who had been arrested. On November 30, he took asylum in the Venezuela's embassy. November 28, one day after Thanksgiving, was strategically chosen during the lame duck period before Reagan's presidency. Dominique notes that France as well as the United States supported the Duvalier dictatorship. Dominique also links this date to November 28, 1985 (the killing of the Twa Flè Lespwa in Gonaïves) and the November 29, 1987 electoral violence.
Alternative Le Point: sou evènman 28 novanm yo
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