Courtesy Vania Andre
The staff of the Haitian Times celebrating the outlet's 20th anniversary in October.
“There isn’t a shortage of stories in the Haitian community,” says publisher Vania Andre, who spoke with City Limits about her plans for the future of the longtime news outlet, which covers the Haitian diaspora.
The proposed system shifts power significantly towards small donors and mainstream parties.
‘With the Chisholm Chance Plan, we will make a historic investment of $60 million in the health and wellbeing of women and children in the epicenter of the severe maternal morbidity crisis, Central Brooklyn.’
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