Roots of Haiti's food crisis run deep »
Posted By berkeley 5 months ago in StyleSubsidized U.S. rice began flooding in 30 years ago, so cheap that Haitians began eating it instead of the corn, sweet potatoes, cassava and domestic rice that had sprouted from plains and mountainsides from the colonial era to the late 1980s.
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