
HAITI2029
RESET REBUILD RELAUNCH
The Year of Return - Rebuilding The New - Independent - Sustainable - Sovereign Haiti
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER A LAWSUIT WAS FILED IN A US COURT TO RECOVER THE PROCEEDS OF THE MONEY PAID TO CITIBANK AND FRENCH BANK CREDIT INDUSTRIEL ET COMMERCIAL (CIC) FOR THE ILLEGAL HAITIAN INDEPENDENCE DEBT.
Eustache et al. VS. Citibank et al. - U.S. District Court, Baltimore, Maryland
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FIRST IN FREEDOM - FIRST BLACK REPUBLIC

Haitian American Initiative for
Trade, Investment, Education & Nutrition
A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
Elevating Haiti Toward Economic Independence
and Celebrating Haitians in Pursuit of Excellence
H.A.I.T.I.E.N. is a Charlotte, North Carolina-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping Haiti achieve sustained economic prosperity and celebrating Haitians worldwide in pursuit of Excellence.

HAITI
First In Freedom
In 1791, fearless Black slaves in this Caribbean French colony unleashed the first ever and only successful Black slave revolution in history, the Haitian Revolution.
In 1804, rebel troops vanquished France's Napoleon Bonaparte's most elite troops sent to quelch the rebellion, and Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the leader of the revolution founded the nation of Haiti as a refuge for freedom, and human rights for all people.
Haiti thus became the first nation in the world to ban the practice of slavery in its laws, the first Black republic in the world, and the second republic founded in the Americas after the U.S. which did not ban slavery until 1863, some 50 years later.
Haitians then marched on and freed their next-door neighbors on the same island, the Dominican Republic, from the Spanish, and banned slavery there too. And then later helped free Bolivia, Venezuela, Panama, Cuba, and other enslaved peoples in the region
HAITI
A NATION BUILT ON THE IDEA OF
FREEDOM FOR ALL PEOPLE



2023 - Some Members
of the H.A.I.T.I.E.N. Board of Trustees
Malcolm S. Eustache Harold J. Eustache Sr. Sabine Desir Patrick A. Beliard

