“In a way, I regret that people are talking about the Hotel Oloffson rather than what’s happening in the country,” he said, through tears. This statement reflects the dilemma of a man torn between a profound personal loss and a deep, enduring love for his country. For Morse, the fire at the Oloffson is merely an echo of a greater tragedy: the decline of a nation plagued by crime and impunity.
At the helm of this establishment for nearly forty years, Richard Morse has witnessed Haiti’s tumultuous history&mdas
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