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Here is a picture of Michel martelly as he walked from Airport to National Palace. Several high officials were involved in the march with the president, including Ex Senator of South-East, Joseph Lambert and the First Senator of Sud-est Edwin Edo Zenny

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The Haitian folk artist Manno Charlemagne returned to her mother country in 1994 and was elected mayor of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince. Despite his unsuccessful career in politics, he remains to be an icon to his people as he recently raised funds for the millions of victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.

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The period of the Duvalier in Haiti is filled with history. Here is the picture of Alix Cineas during this historical period.

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Here is the picture of Clement Barbot co-founded the VSN. During this historical period, Clement Barbot was a Duvalier paramilitary group leader, but fell out of favor in some anti- duvalierist acts

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Following the devastation of Tropical storm Isaac in Haiti, we just learned taht another storm may hit Haiti in the next few days. This storm is called Lestie nad is is following the same path with tropical storm Isaac

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Here is the picture of Luckner Cambronne. During this historical period, Luckner Cambronne was one of President Francois Duvalier Cabinet members. He recently passed away

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Here is a picture of Richard Cave, a Haitian artist participant in the Haitian Music Video Sak Passe Ayiti. A Video made possible by Joel Widmaier, Reginald Georges, Mage Entertainment and Fondation Haiti Jazz

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Here is a picture of Richard Barbot as a participant in the Haitian Music Video Sak Passe Ayiti. A Video made possible by Joel Widmaier, Reginald Georges, Mage Entertainment and Fondation Haiti Jazz

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This is a Haiti National Palace. Under the construction of this palace,it was set ablaze by mob that assassinated President Vilbrun Guillaume Sam

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Here is a picture of Haitian president Rene Preval with Barrack Obama in Washington, DC. The two were giving a press conference following the devastation in Haiti caused by the 2010 earthquake

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