Political power and popular neighborhoods in Haiti: Marginalization instrumentalization of the sun city commune dynamics

In this new book, entitled Political power and popular neighborhoods in Haiti, we propose as part of the solution a fundamental look from the inside at the problem of working-class neighborhoods. Politicians need to understand the need to return power to communities, to integrate them positively, to offer opportunities for equal development in both urban and rural areas. We've touched on a range of endogenous knowledge of neighborhoods that could act as a list of grievances for central government. While those in power already know, since in principle they were in the elections, the people have touched on the essentials of their living conditions. Media archives, newspapers, international and non-governmental organizations have a wealth of information on this subject.