On the recordOctober 8, 2013
The reason we don't give money directly to the Government of Haiti is because we don't have any assurances that it will be accounted for accurately.
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congress.govThe reason we don't give money directly to the Government of Haiti is because we don't have any assurances that it will be accounted for accurately.
Engel explains the lack of trust in the Haitian government regarding financial accountability.
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