Collectif 2035 Podcast

Collectif 2035
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Collectif 2035, an independent platform for political and economic analysis led by the diaspora, contributes to Haiti’s legitimate, sovereign, and sustainable reconstruction. We achieve this through rigorous research, institutional documents, and multilingual civic tools tailored for decision-makers, researchers, and the diaspora. Our methodology prioritizes rigor, democratic legitimacy, and financial independence. We analyze critical sectors like governance, taxation, security, trade, investment, and institutional development. By combining diaspora financial architecture design, civic tools, and institutional analysis, we empower stakeholders to drive meaningful change in Haiti.

Episodes

  1. Aug 22

    1987-2026 : Trente-Neuf Ans de Sabotage Électoral

    Depuis 1987, la Constitution haïtienne prévoit un Conseil Électoral Permanent. 39 ans plus tard, il n’a jamais existé — remplacé sans cesse par des conseils provisoires. Collectif 2035 décortique ce sabotage institutionnel : qui en profite, et ce qu’il faudrait pour enfin en sortir. Support the show

  2. Aug 8

    The End of TPS: What Haitians Need to Know

    EMERGENCY INTERVENTION PLAN — Haiti Faces the July 27 Deadline 348,000 Haitians lost their US work authorization on July 27, 2026 — among them roughly 50,000 American-born children. In Haiti, 1.47 million people are already internally displaced, and 48% of the population faces severe food insecurity. This episode breaks down Collectif 2035's contingency protocol for what could be the country's biggest logistical and humanitarian test of the decade. We cover: the five reception nodes (Cap-Haïtien, Port-au-Prince, Les Cayes, Miragoâne, Pignon) and why Port-au-Prince remains an unresolved operational gap; the $298-per-person, 90-day cost model — against $17,121, ICE's own official average cost of detention and deportation; why the remittance shock ($345-540 million) hits months before a single person physically returns; and the healthcare "brain gain" narrative, tested against the budget reality of a health ministry that already struggles to pay its current staff. True to our Blind Spots segment, we don't hide what this plan still doesn't solve — because an unverified number costs more, in the end, than an honest admission of uncertainty. Full sources and corpus: collectif2035.com Support the show

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Collectif 2035, an independent platform for political and economic analysis led by the diaspora, contributes to Haiti’s legitimate, sovereign, and sustainable reconstruction. We achieve this through rigorous research, institutional documents, and multilingual civic tools tailored for decision-makers, researchers, and the diaspora. Our methodology prioritizes rigor, democratic legitimacy, and financial independence. We analyze critical sectors like governance, taxation, security, trade, investment, and institutional development. By combining diaspora financial architecture design, civic tools, and institutional analysis, we empower stakeholders to drive meaningful change in Haiti.

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  • Creator
    Collectif 2035
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    2
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Collectif 2035 Podcast
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