>>1640126

>https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/1091

>Joyce Mack - Rosenberg maiden name

Interesting.

https://infogalactic.com/info/Rosenberg_(surname)

Rosenberg is a Germanic-language family name and toponym. Its principal meaning is "mountain of roses", from Rose + Berg.

However, as a toponym, in some locations it may have originally meant "red mountain" or simply "red hill", from rot + Berg.

The terminal consonant of the /rot/-/roθ/-/roð/-/ros/ syllable has varied across regions and centuries; there are many variations of the name, including Rosenberg, Rotenberg, Rothenberg, Rodenberg, and Rozenberg.

While sometimes inaccurately assumed to be exclusively Ashkenazi Jewish, it is a common surname among people of Baltic German and Sinti ancestry.

>>1640322

>>1640366

time to call a spade a spade yet?

>>1640080 Kate Spade was involved in child abuse charity (l/b)

>>1640431

>seems relevant to Kate Spade and the fashion world.

http://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-6984-haiti-economy-the-sonapi-proud-of-its-caracol-industrial-park.html

24/10/2012 14:20:37

Haiti - Economy : The SONAPI proud of its Caracol Industrial Park

11 months after groundbreaking, the President of the Republic of Haiti, Michel Joseph Martelly officially launched the Industrial Park of Caracol (PIC) with Haitian Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Luis Alberto Moreno, President of the Interamerican Development Bank (IDB) and former President Bill Clinton.

Ministers and government officials were present to welcome Haitian and foreign guests. The Secretary of State was accompanied by Mrs Hilda Solis, Secretary of Labor and Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont).

President Martelly and Secretary of State Clinton also had a bilateral meeting.

With a land size of 622 acres, the Caracol Industrial Park fits geographically and economically in the heart of a true dynamic technopolis in the Greater North of Haiti, just a few miles from the new Henry Christophe university campus.

In Cap Haitian, the airport can now accommodate larger carriers and the region offers high tourism potential to cruise ships docking in Labadie. In addition, construction of a new port facility is very far advanced into being a reality.

The park construction was funded by IDB. The United States has committed to building a power plant and started the construction of 5,000 housing units in the region, that U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton came to visit today.

"We started less than a year ago, and today, over a thousand people from the surrounding communities work in the park. __Two tenants, the Korean company S&H Global SA (one of the world leading garment manufacturers) and Peintures Caraibes___ have already established their factories, and soon a third tenant will join them.

These regional opportunities and the first facilities have been revealed to the American trade delegation who accompanied former US Pdt Clinton, who is also co-chair of the Presidential Advisory Council on Economic Growth and Investment (PACEGI),

as well as to __SEA-A Korean guests visiting Haiti. Richard Branson (Virgin Group) was attending, along with Donna Karan(Urban Zen), Frank Ranieri (Punta Can, DR), Sean Penn, Ben Stiller___ or Petra Nemcova, amongst other celebrities.

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Sounds like a helluva party, wonder if Kate attended as well?

>>1640641

4 years later at Caracol:

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/clinton-foundation-critics-revive-scrutiny-of-haiti-failures-in-hurricane-aftermath

As Haiti takes stock of the damage wrought by Hurricane Matthew this week, critics have renewed their scrutiny of relief efforts — many of them sponsored by the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton's State Department — that failed to alleviate the country's suffering after a massive earthquake there in 2010.

"In one deal, Hillary Clinton set aside environmental and labor rules to help a South Korean company

>the Korean company S&H Global SA (one of the world leading garment manufacturers)

with a record of violating workers' rights set up what amounts to a sweat shop in Haiti," Trump said at the North Carolina event. "The facility has produced only a fraction of the jobs it promised and faces reports of wage theft. People are asking: where did all the money go?"

The Republican nominee was almost certainly referring to the Caracol Industrial Park — a sprawling business complex on the northern end of the island that arose out of earthquake relief efforts.

Perhaps no Clinton Foundation endeavor better highlights the consequences of marrying politics and philanthropy than the staggering failure of the Caracol Industrial Park, once the flagship project of the Haiti reconstruction effort.

The foundation promised it would one day create up to 60,000 jobs for northern Haitians while revitalizing the country's flagging garment industry. As of September 2015 — three years after the park was completed and officially opened for business — it was home to just 8,648 jobs, according to a generous estimate from a local newspaper. Other estimates continue to place the number of jobs in the Caracol complex around 2,000.

Months later, a South Korean textile conglomerate, Sae-A, signed on to become a financial backer of Caracol Industrial Park and vowed to be its largest tenant in a deal that had reportedly been in the works long before the earthquake struck. That deal was only moved forward after Bill Clinton was named the UN's special envoy to Haiti, but it predated the U.S. push for legislation that conveniently created a voracious customer for textiles in Haiti's backyard.

As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton reportedly lobbied South Korean officials for Sae-A's participation in the Haitian park project and even hosted executives from the garment manufacturer in Washington, D.C., to seal the deal.

Sae-A supplies garments to well-known U.S. brands like Target, Walmart, Gap and Old Navy.