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Kim Ives

(He/Him)
  • Editor and Investigative Journalist, Haiti Liberte
New York
As seen in: The Intercept, teleSUR, The Nation, Global Research, Jacobin, Mint Press News, CounterPunch, Prensa Latina, Indybay, Popular Resistance and
Covers:  Haiti, International Politics, U.S. Politics
Journalist, documentary filmmaker, radio and television commentator.

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Kim Ives is a founder of the weekly newspaper Haiti Liberté, where he is a writer and an editor. The paper has offices in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and Brooklyn, NY. Previously, he wrote, edited, and photographed for Haïti Progrès for 23 years.
Ives has also made several documentary films about Haiti including Bitter Cane (co-director: 1983), Ayisyen Leve Kanpe (director: 1982), The Coup Continues (director: 1995), Killing the Dream (assistant director: 1992) and Rezistans (assistant director: …

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Revolutions are Violent, Contradictory, and Messy, in Haiti as Elsewhere | Haiti Liberte

Revolutions are Violent, Contradictory, and Messy, in Haiti as Elsewhere | Haiti Liberte

(Français) "A revolution is not a tea party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture, or doing embroidery;…

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Les tueries du début du mois de Juin

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By Kim Ives
| Haiti Liberté Verified
Ce jeune garçon a été tué par une frappe de drone kamikaze le 3 juin à Village de Dieu. Il figurait parmi les quatre enfants tués. Photo : Verite Presizyon (English) Les responsables militaires et gouvernementaux israéliens qualifient cette pratique de « tondre la pelouse ».
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June’s Deadly Mercenary Offensive Kills Dozens More Innocent Civilians

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By Kim Ives
| Haiti Liberté Verified
A young boy killed by a kamikaze drone strike on Jun. 3 in Village de Dieu. He was among four children killed, according to Verite Presizyon.
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Tel père, Tel fils

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By Kim Ives
| Haiti Liberté Verified
De gauche à droite: Alix « Boulon » Fils-Aimé et son fils Alix Didier Fils-Aimé (English) Il y a quinze ans, cette semaine même, Haïti Liberté entamait sa fière collaboration avec Wikileaks, l’organisation médiatique qui a fourni au plus grand hebdomadaire d’Haïti près de 2 000 câbles secrets du Département d’État américain, lesquels ont mis à nu le rôle néfaste de Washington dans le pays.
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1974

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Dive in. Choose your colleagues and the editors you work for carefully. Understand their political stance, especially if they deny having one
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