Monsanto’s Gift Not Wanted in Haiti

Monsanto Company sent more than 60 tons of hybrid corn and vegetable seeds to help with relief efforts in Haiti.
Monsanto’s Gift Not Wanted in Haiti
Jean Baptise Chavannes, leader of the MPP movement. His shirt says, in Creole, 'long live local corn, down with Monsanto, down with genetically modified and hybrid seeds.' Alice Speri/Getty Images
Kristina Skorbach
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Jean Baptise Chavannes, leader of the MPP movement. His shirt says, in Creole, 'long live local corn, down with Monsanto, down with genetically modified and hybrid seeds.' (Alice Speri/Getty Images )
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