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This is a Balck and White picture of our Haiti National Palace. No matter how you want to see this, this is a beautiful building

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This is not a way to spend the Christmas season. The Minister of Haitians Living Abroad, Daniel Supplice, attacked by four armed men in the Dominican Republic. This took place as he was visiting to attend a wedding in the city of Santiago.

The report obtained by the "Haitian Joudalist" also reported that The Haitian Minister was not hurt. Mr. Daniel Supplice intends to provide more information to the public next week

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Here is a picture of the artist Stanley Georges as a participant in the Haitian Music Video Sak Passe Ayiti. This presentation was made following the 2010 Haiti earthquake by several Haitian artists

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Here is a picture of Shoubou of Tabou Combo in the music video created for the occasion of the 2010 Haiti earthquake

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The Mayor of Port-au-Prince, Gabrielle Hyacinthe anounced several projects to help in cleaning up the Haitian Capital city. Ms. Gabrielle Hyacinthe told everyone that the Communal Asylum and also the Town Hall are to be relocated. There will also be a large clean up operarion in Port-au-Prince, starting June, 2012

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Here is a picture of the inauguration. The new president michel martelly Addresses to the Nation of the President of the Republic on the lawn of the National Palace

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Here is a picture of the artist Jean-Philippe Martelly 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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Orchestre Septentrional is relatively a big band. There are currently about 14 to 19 members in the orchestra. They tour different cities all over the world on an annual basis

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Here is a picture of the inauguration. This is a view of the people who were in attendance at the ceremony. Solemn Mass followed by Te Deum on the lawn of the National Palace

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption. The January 12, 2010 earthquake did not destroy all the Cathedral's stained glass windows

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