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- Will McPhail: Dear Sir, I am very impressed by your organization and your efforts! Simply put, there needs to be more active ...
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- Regine: Part of the means to Haitian improvement can indeed be the active participation of its Diaspora which represents in part ...
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HAITI CALLING, CALLING HAITI
Understanding information needs and communications patterns among Haitians overseas following the quake of 12 January 2010, By Caitlin Bell, for the Communications With Disaster Affected Communities Group
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NO LEADERSHIP — NO ELECTIONS
A report to the members of the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate One Hundred Eleventh Congress Second Session june 10, 2010.Newsletter – August 2010
If anyone doubted it before, it has finally been evidenced by the recent Haiti events that Wyclef Jean might indeed become the next president of Haiti. The intent here is not to diminish the value of a man who decided for reasons of his own to remain a Haitian citizen, despite living in the United States for more than 30 years. Wyclef is commendable, if for nothing else, for his personal mission to help bring peace and security into the minds and hearts of so many Haitians who live in abject misery. In some ways, Wyclef has always been part musician, part politician.... more…
