While many seem certain that Haiti’s future is on a better range, others are still circumspect. This, in essence is how one can read this article by the Star Ledger. Even before the earthquake, Haiti’s misery was known around the world. A population of more than 8 million with limited …Read the Rest
It is a natural catastrophe that has affected more than 1.5 million people. The regions most affected in the country …Read the Rest
Marie Seignon is the Haitian mother of little girl Landina, who was in Haiti at a hospital at the time …Read the Rest
Six months following the Haiti earthquake, the newspaper the Examiner published a short article on their website about the simmering …Read the Rest
For a few months now, the international community has been warning of the possibility for a flooded Haiti during the …Read the Rest
In Haiti nowadays, debris are everywhere. Thanks to some debris-cleaning programs like the work for cash activities organized by international …Read the Rest
A New York Times blog suggests that groups involved in the relief efforts in Haiti have been less than open …Read the Rest
This is part of the headline for a Washington Post news article published on Tuesday, July 13, 2010, about the …Read the Rest
It’s a ritual. As summer arrives, the Zephyr family living in Elmont, New York, usually packs bags, and gets on …Read the Rest
Miami, FL Mayor Thomas Regalado announced a new program designed to rebuild homes in Haiti while providing jobs for his …Read the Rest
Irish Prime Minister for Overseas Development Peter Power arrived in Haiti yesterday. When sitting in his air-conditioned UN bunker, he …Read the Rest
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