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Here is a picture of the Haiti based Sunrise Airways

Sunrise Airways opened a dedicated Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility located at Cibao International Airport (STI) in Santiago, Dominican Republic

Facility has capacity to store three of the carrier's flagship 19-seat Jetstream 32 EP aircraft - June, 2013

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If a multinational corporation behaved the way the U.N. did in Haiti, it would be sued for huge amount of money

Mounting evidence suggests that the cholera outbreak is linked to a South Asian strand of cholera probably introduced by Nepalese troops as part of the UN peacekeeping mission, MINUSTAH.

Cholera is endemic in Haiti and projected to kill as many as 1,000 people a year until it is eradicated

All the families of the victims want is a formal apology, better sanitation and water infrastructure, and compensation to those affected

Under both international law and the specific agreement, the UN has broad immunity and refused to do anyone of them

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Cap-Haitien Cathedral, imbued with historical importance, was the target of vicious criminal activity in 2011 that violated its sacred inner sanctum. The violent wrongdoers were traced to former Haitian President Aristide's Fanmi Lavalas party.

Defacement of the Cathedral appalled and horrified the largely Roman Catholic community. No longer will they be able to feel safe within its nave.

Archbishop Kebreau appealed to President Martelly to take a sterner approach in ruling Haiti to avoid incidents of this nature in the future.

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Cap-Haitien Cathedral, a place of symbolic significance, sustained a brutal attack on its inner sanctum in 2011. The evildoers were discovered to be members of Fanmi Lavalas, former President Aristide's organization.

Ruination of the Cathedral surprised and scared the Roman Catholic parish. It can no longer be assumed anyone is safe within the Cathedral's confines.

Cap-Haitien Archbishop Kebreau warned President Martelly if he did not rule with a tighter fist, more violations against the church could be expected.

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Cap-Haïtien Cathedral, a church of historical significance, was viciously vandalized in 2011. The miscreants were rumored to be part of Fanmi Lavalas, former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's party.

Debasement of the Cathedral sent shock waves throughout the predominately Catholic community. The days of being able to seek sanctuary within its walls is over.

The attack seemed to co-incide with the return of Aristide after seven years exiled in Africa. Archbishop Kebreau called upon President Martelly to adopt a law-and-order approach to ruling Haiti.

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The Historic City of Cap-Haitian in the 1920s. This city is one of the oldest cities in Haiti, with a long history. At one point, it was th Capital of the country

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Haiti has many beautiful cathedrals, but none equal the tall, white, sun-splashed, and stately Cap-Haitien Cathedral.

Built on the main plaza of town, the structure is a well-aged example of early 20th century architecture.

A part of Haitian history also resides on the church site, a statue of rebel leader Mackandal. He led an infantry of black slaves fighting to free themselves from French domination in 1712.

Once called the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the church is now the Cathedral of Our Lady.

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Here is a picture of CATHEDRALE DU CAP-FRANCAIS in 1748 in Cap-Haitian

Treasured Architecture Cap-Haitien Cathedral

Cap-Haitien Cathedral is one of the most visually stunning pieces of architecture in town. Found on the main plaza, it has been lovingly cared for since its completion in the early 20th century.

On the church site, a part of Haiti's history is symbolized by a statue of Mackandal. He led an army of black slaves, the Maroons, fighting to emancipate themselves from French-occupied Haiti in 1712.

The Cathedral, once named Cathedral of Notre Dame, is now the Cathedral of Our Lady.

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Here is a picture of Mgr COUSINEAU - Cap-Haitian

Cap-Haitien Cathedral Site of Historical Significance

Tourists who visit Cap-Haitien Cathedral experience a turn-of-the-century modern structure. Situated on the main plaza of the town, it is a beautifully preserved building.

Also on the church site is a statue of revolutionary slave leader, Mackandal, who led a rebellion to oust the French colonists. He was murdered 46 years before Haiti became a sovereign nation.

Cap-Haitien Cathedral, once known as the Cathedral of Notre Dame, is now referred to as the Cathedral of Our Lady.

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Here is a picture of the Cathedral located in the middle of the city of Cap-Haitian. With a population mainly catholic in the city of Cap-Haitian, this catholic church or cathedral represents the spirit of the city

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