From a rural community with goals that seem utopian in that context, Garisto goes through a dystopian universe: today's Haiti, destroyed by both nature (the terrible 2010 earthquake) and man (governments and the presence of Minustah, the UN's armed forces that occupy the territory).
From a rural community with goals that seem utopian in that context, Garisto goes through a dystopian universe: today's Haiti, destroyed by both nature (the terrible 2010 earthquake) and man (governments and the presence of Minustah, the UN's armed forces that occupy the territory).
