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This is the First part of the letter that was sent to President Michel Martelly by Nobel laureate Oscar Arias of Costa Rica. According to the former president, the $25 million Martelly has proposed for the new military should be invested in education, health and strengthening other institutions. He also stated that army would be an enemy of development, peace and freedom.

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Here is a photo of candidate who did not win the 2011 haiti election. Mirlande Manigat was bitten by a more popular Michel Martelly who appeared to be more exciting and ran a campaign that was more professional and better financed

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A picture of Radio personality at the ceremony.
Marc Elias, First Haitian-American Chief of Police for North Miami. The Oat of Office ceremony took place on Monday, November 28, 2011 at North City Hall.

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Here is a picture of domages during Hurricane Sandy that affected the Caribbean an Haiti in particular. Haiti began what will be grueling months of cleanup. This was a powerful storm with a Category 2, 115-mph hurricane that passed close by haiti

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This is an interview with Haitian dancer and folklorist Emerante de Pradines.

In the 1940s, Emerante de Pradines earned a scholarship to study dance in New York. After draduated, she returned to Haiti and was later named director of the Troupe folklorique nationale

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You are looking at the new University that will start functionning on January 12, 2012. The University Roi Henri Christophe located in Limonade will be providing higher education to 10,000 student per day.

The visit of President Michel Martelly in the Citiy of Limonade in the North of the country to visit University Roi Henri Christophe is in support of this new and exciting project that will continue to promote free education in Haiti

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founded February 14, 2001 in Tabarre, the University of the Aristide Foundation (UNIFA) will return to operation on September 2011. Since the former President Jean-Bertrand returned to Haiti, ther has been a lot of efforts made to re-open University of the Aristide Foundation (UNIFA). The former leader himself said on many occasions that he wated to return to Haiti to teach and not to get involved in politic.

There has been a press release about an eventual speech by

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It is estimated that close to 180,000 Haitian students will be participating in baccalaureate exams this year all over Haiti. For the 2011 academic year, the baccalaureate exams also called the Bac is divided into two sections. Baccalaureate exams first part or Bac first part, Rheto, is scheduled to start on Monday, July 4th. Bac Second part part, Philo, will start on July 11, following the termination of baccalaureate exams first part

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Laurent Lamothe, Prime Minister

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Here is a picture of the new Lycée being built in the city of Saint Marc. The school just received a donation from a Hong Kong construction that agree to donate all the furnitures for the school.

Lycée (school) Jean-Baptiste Point du Sable is expected to be open in september of this year with capacity to educate 700 Haitian children frome elementary education all the way to highschool

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