This is the hard copy of the same essay. It's about the socio-historical explanation of Haiti's predicament showing a nation plagued by a monstrous psychological repression stemming from its colonial heritage, to such a par that the commotions of its political reality seem to be equal to symptoms of generalized neurosis. A politico-socio-economic philosophy may be essential to pull this country from standstill and take it along the road of self-determination.
