Remember Haiti? Hillary and Bill humanitarian rescue. Think again. 36 cents per hour

Free trade, minimum wage, US Policy and Ronald Reagan's Kissinger Commission. Why did DT meet with Kissinger? What is the relationship between the Clintons' and minimum wage? Coups and state of terror. And Hillary announces that Bill will be in charge of the economic recovery of this Nation? Yep, here we go!

http://www.dadychery.org/2012/10/02/haitian-assembly-workers-promised-87...

HAITI: .36 cents per hour

"Fruit of the Loom, Hanes, and Levi’s had colluded with the U.S. Embassy and USAID to pressure Preval to oppose the minimum-wage hike of 200 gourdes per day."

"Haiti’s sweatshop factory owners enjoy unprecedented duty-free and quota-free access to the United States market. Furthermore, only prison wages come close to the scandalously low 87 cents per hour salary promised to Haiti’s workers in Fall 2012.

The sweatshop bosses refuse to honor any wage hike. In fact, they are colluding with the US Embassy to reduce the wages from their 2012 levels by manipulating the gourdes-to-dollar exchange rate. Those Haitian workers who assemble clothing for U.S. companies like Gap, Fruit of the Loom, Hanes, Levi’s, WalMart, Gildan, Kohl’s, and Target, simply cannot get enough calories to stay alive on 40 cents per hour as food prices soar from Haiti’s crashed agriculture and a greater proportion of the country’s food is imported every day."

PUERTO RICO: Minimum wage + benefits more like $9.42 an hour.

A report by the World Bank stated that the adoption of "federal minimum wage" was the culprit. Add to that the "Jones Act" and Puerto Rico will look and feel like Haiti pretty soon. This report by the Heritage Foundation does a pretty good job to describe how really sad things are for PR. http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2015/07/an-economic-crisis-is-t...

HONDURAS: .77 cents per hour. "Gilda Rivera of the Center for Women's Rights, and others interviewed for this story fear that, in hiring Clinton ally Davis, Canahuati, Atala, and CEAL are using the liberal sheen of the Democratic Party to divert attention from the dark history behind the current Honduran coup."

"The rich simply send you out to kill you and then kill with impunity. They never investigate into who killed who because the groups in power control the media, control the judiciary, and now control the government again," Galdamez says. "Mr. Davis is trying to legitimize people who use psychological intimidation and violence. He's representing the interests of state terror." http://prospect.org/article/our-man-honduras

It's not only minimum wage the problem but the price of food and lack of agriculture. When a country depends on all its food being imported those in charge win. The people will work for pennies.

Are we talking slavery again? Yep, that's for the greater good and fair sharing.