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For centuries, the Global South has been told that ""progress"" means following the same path as Europe and America: build highways, burn oil, and scar the land in the name of development. But what if that path is a trap - and what if the nations once punished for refusing it are the very ones best positioned to lead the future? In The Sky Belongs to Us: Haiti and the Post-Road Future, RVRH argues that the time has come to break from asphalt dependency and rise into the freedom of the air. Haiti - the first Black republic, long denied roads and infrastructure by colonial powers - can now turn that denial into liberation. By choosing buoyancy, clean energy, and programmable air technologies, Haiti and other nations of the Global South can leapfrog the failed model of highways and enter directly into a new age of movement. This is not just a book about transportation. It is a manifesto for independence in the 21st century - a call to protect the land, feed the people, and connect communities without destroying them. Through history, vision, and moral clarity, RVRH shows how Haiti can lead the world into a post-road era where freedom is measured not in asphalt laid, but in lives saved, land preserved, and futures reclaimed. The road belongs to empire. The sky belongs to us.

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