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One reason for this intense political interest in Haiti is the interest of Canadian investors, including banks, mining and factory owners…
"What we are saying is embarrassingly simple," say researchers
By Vicki Brower, Nature magazine, April 11, 2011
Vaccination would help…
By Center for Economic Policy Research, Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Preliminary results announced by the CEP last night showed Michel “Sweet…
On April 6, 2011, the Security Council of the United Nations held a special meeting on Haiti. You can watch a three and a half hour…
Laura Flynn, Huffington Post, 5 April, 2011
Two weeks ago, on the morning of March 18, I was in Haiti to witness the return of Jean-…
Martelly will not face vote challenge for Haiti presidency
By Nadege C. Green and Jaqueline Charles
The Miami Herald, April 7, 2011…
MICHEL MARTELLY: HAITI’S URIBE?
By Kim Ives
On a continent which has been moving away from U.S. imperial dominance, Colombia’s…
By Jonathan Montpetit
The Canadian Press, March 31, 2011
MONTREAL — In the chaotic days following the Haitian earthquake, the Canadian…
Composting Toilets Successfully Installed at SOPUDEP School
Harry Ha of Partners With Haiti and the Toronto Haiti Action Committee…
Ex-FAd’H Camp near Port-au-Prince
By Jeb Sprague, March 27, 2011 (See the original posting of this article for extensive photos:
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Forced evictions, squalid condition, lack of reconstruction, an estimated 680,000 are still displaced
By TRENTON DANIEL, Associated…
Two excellent reports on Democracy Now, March 30, 2011:
Obama resumes deportations of Haitians to abominable conditions in Haitian…
Fraud found in Haiti elections: Official
Agence France-Presse, March 30, 2011
PORT-AU-PRINCE - Haitian officials said Wednesday that…
Grassroots Groups Present Counter-Perspective on Haiti’s Human Rights Record to United Nations
Haitian Groups Participate in First Ever…
Robert Buddan, Jamaica Gleaner, March 27, 2011
Earthquake and tsunami in Japan; uprising and intervention in Libya; oil-price rises and…
Despite those in power trying to keep him out, the return of Aristide to Haiti has rekindled hope among the poor
By Jeb Sprague, Al…