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Guido Galli September 5, 1967-January 2010
This morning I learned that Guido Galli was killed in Haiti last week. Guido was not a close friend. We met once, over brunch not far from Central Park, though I had been hearing about him through a mutual friend for a while. At the time he was working at the UN headquarters in New [...]
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The Haiti Earthquake: Aid & voodoo, but no answers
The Haiti earthquake “is not a natural disaster story. This is a poverty story,” writes David Brooks in “The Underlying Tragedy,” in yesterday’s New York Times. Here’s why I agree with him, and still think he’s so wrong. 1. Aid: “We don’t know how,” Brooks says “to use aid to reduce poverty.” I agree. Despite [...]
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How to make Haiti a partner