Deibert — Notes from the Last Testament Bibliographic Info
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Deibert — Notes from the Last Testament
Bibliographic Info
Author: Michael Deibert
Full title: Notes from the Last Testament: The Struggle for Haiti
Published: Seven Stories Press, New York, 2005
Type: Journalistic account / participant memoir
Coverage period: Primarily 20–2004; some historical framing
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What It Is
Deibert was a journalist based in Haiti during Aristide's second term (2001–2004). Notes from the Last Testament is a ground-level journalistic account of the deterioration and collapse of the Aristide government, written from sustained on-the-ground presence in port au prince, the provinces, and Cité Soleil. The book is organized as a near-daily chronicle — the narrative voice is that of a reporter who came to Haiti sympathetic to lavalas and grew increasingly horrified by what he witnessed.
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