A curious college student travels to Haiti to unravel the life of the president. What she finds is...unspeakable.

While investigating the past of President Jovenel Moïse for a memoir, Shedeline walks into the heart of a life-changing event for her, Haiti, and its president; as she gets a front-row seat to the chaos and intrigue of a bloody political firestorm.

This unexpected turn of events shakes her and introduces a terrifying twist to what she thought would be an ordinary story. Now, her memory is heavy with the answer to the prodigious question hanging over an unsettled nation. Who killed the president?

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Christopher Columbus landed on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola during his first transatlantic voyage in 1492 and the island and its population were soon exploited for their gold. However, by the 17th century Spanish interest in the island had waned and French settlers soon rose to dominance with the creation of large sugar plantations.

By the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789 the plantations on Saint-Domingue were producing 60% of the world’s coffee and 40% of all the sugar imported by Britain and France. This economy was built on the slave labour of approximately 500,000 black Africans who lived in incredibly harsh conditions where they were regularly subjected to extreme cruelty at the hands of their masters.

Tensions between the different groups in the colony had often led to violence, and there had been several uprisings prior to the Haitian Revolution that began on 22 August 1791. Influenced in part by the new ideology expressed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man, the slaves of Saint-Domingue rose against the plantation owners on an unprecedented scale and had seized control of a third of the entire island by 1792.

Desperate to end the revolt and regain control over the island’s wealth the French National Assembly abolished slavery, although Napoleon later attempted to reintroduce it to the colonies. He failed to do so in Saint-Domingue which declared independence on 1 January 1804 under the name Haiti, making it the first country to be established by former slaves.

The Marxist Student Federation Revolution Series continues by looking at the slave revolt of Saint-Domingue, otherwise known as the Haitian Revolution.

After 12 years of upheavals, war, carnage and betrayals, the revolution which broke open in 1791 in Saint-Domingue finally succeeded in abolishing slavery and achieved independence in Haiti.

Join comrades from the MSF to discuss this inspiring episode in history.

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Marleine Bastien has devoted her life to advocating for Haitian Immigrants deprived of due process when coming to the country through past activism current directorship of the Family Action Network Movement.

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Frere Joel and Madame Frere Joel live in Port au Prince Haiti where they produce a national Creole Christian TV show. La Bonne Nouvelle features the beauty of Haiti and Haitians!

Natalie is a psychological thriller based on a young woman named Natalie, who seems to have a normal life. She presents herself as the quintessential best friend of Monique, helping and sticking with her through thick and thin. Such thick and thin includes Patrick, Monique's sexy live-in boyfriend who recently moved to the U.S. from Haiti as an illegal immigrant. Then, there is also pint-sized Beatrice, Natalie's cousin, whose mother left within the care of her aunt to slow down her less than a decent lifestyle. A decision that they both, mother and daughter, will agonizingly regret later... Everyone will soon find out "perfect" Natalie has a long-kept secret hidden from them all, including her mother, and she will do anything to protect it.