Crisis in Haiti / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Greg Sattcamp and Dennis Bernstein.

Phone interview with noted MIT linguist and political analyst, Noam Chomsky. Chomsky relates experiences and impression from his June 1993 visit to that country, where he spoke to labor leaders and others who have to live underground. He begins with an historical background, including the 20 year occupation by United States Marines. Chomsky goes on to discuss: the grassroots movement in support of Aristide over U.S. backed Mark Bosard; the pressure upon Aristide to accept Robert Malvale as his Prime Minister; DEA activities; Grenada's failed economy; and the nature of political movements around the world.|CRISIS IN HAITI / Noam Chomsky| interviewed by Greg Sattcamp and Dennis Bernstein. - Phone interview with noted MIT linguist and political analyst, Noam Chomsky. Chomsky relates experiences and impression from his June 1993 visit to that country, where he spoke to labor leaders and others who have to live underground. He begins with an historical background, including the 20 year occupation by United States marines. Chomsky goes on to discuss: the grassroots movement in support of Aristide over U.S. backed Mark Bosard| the pressure upon Aristide to accept Robert Malvale as his Prime Minister| DEA activities| Grenada's failed economy| and the nature of political movements around the world. - RECORDED: by phone, Oct. 1993. BROADCAST: KPFA, 10 Nov. 1993.