Haiti

The Haitians are a very proud people and just by taking a look at the history of Haiti would help to understand why.

Against all odds, the small country of Haiti became first independent nation of Latin America and the Caribbean in 1804. With this record, Haiti also became the first black-led republic in the world, and the second republic in Latin America

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In the Grand'Anse Department in Haiti, one town called the paradize if Haiti exists quetely. Abricots is a beautiful place with beautiful people. It does not get its name beautiful for nothing. During the time of the Harawak Indians, Abricots was called a Indian Paradize

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A Coastal city in Haiti located in the Grand'Anse. The population of Abricots is very much into their spiritual belief. There are over 20 churches of various denominations to serve the population.

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This picture represents the level of poverty the Haitian population has to face. According to the world bank, more than 50 percent of the Haitian population live on less than 1 00 a day and close to 80 percent of Haitians in Haiti lives on less than 2.00 a day

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This picture represents the level of poverty the Haitian population has to face. Haiti's GDP is 7.35 billion 66th lowest and per capita, the GDP is 726 which is 22nd lowest.

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The town of Abricot has much to offer to the world. A city not like any other one. It is a place that does not have what most cities have however, it has what you can not find in almost any other cities.

The beautiful beaches in Abricots are the main attractions in Abricots. It is a place to come and spend quality time exploring nature and the beautiful beaches in the region.

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Here is a picture of Haiti map with all the departments. The Capital is Port-au-Prince with other cities such as Cap-Haitian, Cayes, Gonaives, Jacmel, Hinche, St Mark

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This picture represents the level of poverty the Haitian population has to face. In the Island country of Haiti, the unemployment rate is estimated to be close to 50 percent.

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This picture represents the level of poverty the Haitian population has to face. Haiti could not go any further. Haiti has been ranked as the poorest country in the entire world

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This picture represents the level of poverty the Haitian population has to face. An elderly woman who is blind with no support what so ever. In 2012, Haiti was ranked the poorest country in the world

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