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Here is a picture of a poster located in front of the Lafanmi Selavi building in Port-au-Prince. Lafanmi Se La vie was created by former Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide. It was created as an outlet for young Haitians to develop skills

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Here is a picture of the typical iron used by most Haitian families. These irons or as they are called in Haiti Fer a repasse, coal in them for a shortage of electricity. Although it takes time to get it hot enough for the job, these irons have a practical place in a country like Haiti

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One of the sad thing that is currently occurring in Haiti is the case of young girls selling their body just to survive. According to recent studies, many teenage girl are involved in prostitution for food or shelter and since the 2010 earthquake, the situation has gotten worst. Since the earthquake, many of those girls were orphaned. There are no safe place for children who lost parent, shelter or relatives to go. They have been trying to survive the anyway possible.

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This is a picture used to illustrate the cholera outbreak in Haiti. In the same year Haiti was hit by e earthquake that killed over 300,000 peope, it was also affected by a cholera outbreak that is estimated to affect more than 650, 000 people

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Here isa a picture of several b elievers publicizing the date for the end of the world. According to a prediction made by an American evangelist the end ot the univers is set for May 21, 2011.

The prediction is trhat the rapture will be on May 21, 2011 and that God will destroy the earth and the univers within five Months.

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Here is a picture of Charles Henri Baker campaigning in Artibonite - Charlito Baker in Artibonite is marching with the people as he was running for the 2010 Haiti election.

The election day was marked by mass irregularities, chaos and confusion consequently, 15 of the 18 candidates issued one statement which is for the annulation of the election.

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Wikileaks continues to bring top secret information out in the open. This time, Factory owners in Haiti, with the backing of the U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Embassy, refused to pay Haitian factory employees $5 per day.

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Here is a picture of Haitian-Canadian artist Luck Mervil accompanied with Montreal Symphony Orchestra. The concert was given at Parc Maisonneuve, Montreal in July 2010

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Here is a picture of the haitian Military force in front of the National palace that was destroyed in the Haiti earthquake. Come to think of it, both the Haitian Military and Forces Armes d'haiti FADH are history. They no longer exist. The new haitian president Michel Martelly has interest in bringing the force back as he said. haiti needs a military force

Haiti national police and UN assure the security of the Haitian population

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Here is Lumane Casimir Biography. Born in 1917 in Gonaives, Lumane Casimir was a talented musician who would write songs and play the guitar.
Casimir has many songs under her belt like Larivye mwen te ye and Lumanne pa bel fanm. Lumane means happiness, being saved from sins and a better tomorrow.

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