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Is Haiti Building Back Better?
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July 22, 2014
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1:58:04Now PlayingThe slogan "Build Back Better" has come to symbolize the commitment to help Haiti's government and people address the roots of poverty and instability. Yet, in the nine months since the January 12 earthquake, reconstruction efforts have stalled, and Haitians face a new task of holding national elections on November 28. How will Haitians and the international community respond to this dual challenge? Former Haitian Prime Minister Michèle Pierre-Louis discussed these issues and her views on Haiti's future.
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Speakers
• Michèle Pierre-Louis
Visiting Fellow, Harvard University's Institute of Politics
Former Prime Minister of Haiti (2008-2009)
• Robert Maguire, Discussant
Chair, Haiti Working Group, U.S. Institute of Peace
Former Jennings Randolph Senior Fellow, USIP
Associate Professor of International Affairs, Trinity Washington University
• Robert Perito, Moderator
Director, Haiti Program, U.S. Institute of Peace
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