Photos

Here is a picture of Michel Martelly's Speech at the 67th Ordinary Session of United Nations General Assembly. This took place on Wednesday, September 26, 2012. This is the video of the entire speech.

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Here is a picture of a former Haitian Airliner, Haiti Trans Air taking off from Miami International airport in direction to Port-au-Prince International Airport.

The airline started in 1987, frying from Miami International Airport to Port-au-Prince. However due to financial problems, it could not continue flying

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Here is a picture of the nine members of the new CSPJ. Many people believe that the current presidency is not the body that will make the judiciary full independence prescribed by the Constitution

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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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Due to the January 2010 earthquake, election in haiti was postponed. November 28 was then decided as the date to hold the Presidential and legislative elections.

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. The issue of money laundering is usually part of gang activities in Haiti. These are money obtained from drug activities

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Here is a picture of U.S. Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen who conducted two visits to Haiti following the earthquake. She new chairwoman of the Foreign Affairs Committee is a Republican Congress woman from South Florida

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This is a picture of someone in Haiti working with electricity. There are currently three large thermal plants and one hydroelectric plant in Haiti

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In 1964 Fran ois Duvalier ordered the closure of the port of Jeremie as a reprisal for local opposition to his regime. The streets of the city of jeremie

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Our friend in the north is the latest to take a public stand in the issue of Military force in Haiti. The government of Canada thinks that the creating a military force in haiti will likely do more arms by removing resources from its Police force.

Insteasd, Canada will support an effort to strengthen Haiti's national police to respond to the currrent security problems in Haiti

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