Countries In Search Of The Reconstruction Of Haiti

Countries in search of the reconstruction of Haiti

Introduction

The administration of Presidents Bush, Clinton, and others has affected Haiti in his government administration, his economy and development. Although many have pointed to the US intervention. UU. As imposed in favor of its own benefits, the truth is that this country is not only the one that has contributed the most throughout history with billions of dollars for the reconstruction of this side of the island, it has also headed anyInternational Humanitarian Initiative in favor of the Great Haitian community. "EE assistance. UU. It is mainly channeled through private voluntary agencies and contractors to guarantee the efficient implementation of assistance programs."

Developing

Officially EE. UU. It intends to contribute to Haiti to reduce malnutrition, unemployment, poverty and illiteracy indices collaborating with the OAS, Caricom and initiatives such as Friends of Haiti of which UN countries are part of the UN countries such as Germany, Argentina, Canada, Chile, Spain, Spain,France, Guatemala, Mexico, Norway and Venezuela. However, due to a whole history of corruption and poor administration from the executive branch of Haitian governments, the US. UU. It is a permanent observer that seeks to strengthen democracy in the country, ensure the D. H H. and collaborate in the control of drug trafficking and illegal migration. 

Also, constant support is attributed to this North American country in bilateral commercial issues and strengthening tourism and regular migration.

If we focus on the relationship with Canada, these two countries maintain a close diplomatic relationship since the 50The official languages of its northern neighbor, which facilitates regular migration and a better mutual understanding for the generation of more agile work relationships. Canada as well as its North American couple.

It is one of the countries that contributes the most in the reconstruction of the island after the 2010 earthquake, but its contributions in monetary and human resources are permanent in environmental, security, housing, health, policy and education policy. Over time and thanks to both countries belonging to the same international organizations, their relationship has become closer and closer. An innovative approach in the support that Canada provides to Haiti is in the development of gender equality policies and the protection of women and girls. Canada works strongly in the construction of peace and security policies. Best intercultural destinations and policies for the benefit of the Haitian community. 

Migrating is never a simple process, making the decision to start from scratch in a different territory can be fearsome, but usually, the vision we have is focused only on who migrates. The geographical closeness of the hometown with that of destiny allows many migrants to dream of continuous transfers to visit their family, avoid the monetary change that almost always generates important losses and, in addition, the possibility of establishing themselves over time, in the new territorywith his family. For Haitians the first destination is undoubtedly its neighbor, Dominican Republic, as it represents a journey within its own nation until you reach the border cross. 

It is important to mention that this ease is what has motivated many Haitian citizens to carry out this transit irregularly, without having the documentation required to reside in the Brother country. The second preferred destination of who risks to cross borders is North America, that is, the countries of Canada, EE. UU. and Mexico. In this choice, there is undoubtedly an aspect of closeness, but also the fact that these countries are multicultural and multilingual, which significantly favors the integration of Haitians, thanks to their domain of languages such as English and French, mainly andgeneral way, especially in the case of professionals.

conclusion

Among the countries of the south of the continent, those chosen by several migrant groups are Ecuador, by the low cost of living, Peru, for their labor possibilities and Chile, for the promise of economic prosperity. In the case of Brazil there is a directed migration, that is, facilitated by private companies and by the Haitian government itself that benefits from commercial exchanges with the Carioca country in exchange for sending cheap labor to sugar cane crops. If we refer to this last example, it is difficult to think that the benefits exceed the sacrifices in those circumstances. The Haitian index in Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania, remains low compared to other communities from American countries.