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Bill Quigley | America's Role in Haiti's Hunger Riots

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Professor Quigley writes about a history of how Haiti lost its chance at having food. It is not just in Haiti that people are hit by food shortages. Wheat, rice, cooking oil are replacing metals and petroleum on the list of scarce commodities.

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