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Seule l’action organisée des masses conscientes peut changer le pays | Haiti Liberte

Il se confirme que les puissances impérialistes qui dominent le pays sur tous les plans, vont tout faire pour tenter de mettre sur pied une alliance au sein de la classe politique pour assurer la continuité et renforcer le pouvoir économique et politique des deux ailes des classes dominantes. En réalité, telle une tempête de

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