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Here is a picture of Arsene Auguste, aka Pelao. What a souvenir, as we are looking at this picture, one thing that will come to mind is the time Haitian soccer that made us pride of them. The team that won the 1973 CONCACAF against all odds. As you may remember, the Championship, was held in Haiti from November 29 to December 18. The place to be at the time was Stade Sylvio Cator in Port-au-Prince. The team was qualified for the 1974 FIFA World Cup that was held in West Germany

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The Haitian soccer team that participated in the world Cup of 1974 received the participation of Wilner Nazaire. Among the great Haitian soccer players such as Emmanuel Sanon, Philippe Vorbe and others, we also find Wilner Nazaire

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We can never forget the accomplishment of Formose Gilles and his contribution to Haiti national Footbal team. It took a lot of good football players to bring us to World Cup of 1974. Formose Gilleswas one of them

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This picture was taken on a Market Day in the town of Beauchamp, Haiti.

market Day is one of the most active in Haiti. This is usually the time when people from the country side come together in a specific place to sell their products. What makes it interesting is that not only they come to sell their products, they also use the money earned to buy what they need for their family for the week. These Market Days are usually taken place once a week.

Market is made popular with many Haitian artists who see it as very colorful. You will see many Haitian painters specialized in this subject

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One of the primary food items in the Haitian society is bread. This is a bakery located in the region of Beauchamp.

In the day to day life of a Haitian, bread is the substance of life. It is often eaten in the morning,

The bread is relatively cheap to make and readily available meal throughout the day.

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Here is a beautiful picture of a hill side in Beauchamp, Haiti. The town is not located near the coast. You will find spectacular view of beautiful mountains all over, with some vegetation still kept in place

These beautiful pictures of Beauchamp are courtesy of Andrew Furguson. You can see more pictures of Beauchamps here. I encourage you to visit his site for more pictures: andrewferguson.com

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Here is a picture of a home in Beauchamp located on the hill side. With little to no help from their government, the people of the town of Beauchamp are trying to make a living. There are no major infrastructure in Beauchamp. The people are very resilient and rely on one another for economic, medical as well as social support. Many people in the region are both Christians practice voodoo

These beautiful pictures of Beauchamp were taken by Andrew Furguson and i encourage you to visit his site for more pictures: andrewferguson.com

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What you are looking at is the Map of a tiny town in Haiti called Beauchamp. Many people have not been here; however, I would strongly recommend it.

If you have an opportunity to visit Beauchamp, you will see the differencew between natural beauty and man made beauty. With a country that has been hit with all kind of disaster, Natural or man made, we are still able to find nature at its best, with an area still protected. If you are looking for this type of beauty, you need to put the town of Beauchamp on your list. This kind of beauty is also seen on the face of the people there as well

They might be poor but happy

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Here is the Map of the region of Beauchamp in Haiti.
It is a small placelocated in the Nord-Ouest region of Haiti

The geographical coordinates of the town of Beauchamp are 19° 45' 0" North, 73° 1' 0". As you can see, this is one of the few towns in Haiti not located on the coast. However, this does not take away its charm. The people in Beauchamp are very friendly and welcoming

West and its original name (with diacritics) is Beauchamp.

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Dr. Hubert Deronceray, a senior member of the Convergence Democratique. Born on August 20, 1932 at Petit-Goave, Dr. Hubert Deronceray completed his primary education at Lycee Alexandre Petion. He later received a doctorate degree in Sociology at University Laval, Canada. He taught sociology at the State University of Haiti

For his political career, Dr. Hubert Deronceray was secretary of State for Education in 1972 and Minister of Social Affairs in 1978. in 1986, he created the political party Mobilization for National Development and in 2003, the Grand Center Right Front fighting. Dr. Deronceray became a Presidential candidate in the 1988 Haiti election

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