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Here is a picture of of the Lavalas member Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine. He disappeared In August 2007 and no one knows what comes to him. He was also supporter of the former Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide

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This picture is a sign of Hurricane Tomas that hit Haiti in 2010. The population was not prepared for a hurricane at the time as many victims of the 2010 earthquake were still living under the tent.

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This is a picture of Haitian personality Ady Jean Gardy. It was Ady Jean Gardy's great desire to see the Haitian State Media as a leading community median. Ady Jean Gardy could finally do a lot for the Haitian media when he became the President of International Media Foundation IMF . Devoting a lot of time and interest he produced number of recommendations for the professional uplift in the media.

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Here is a picture of protest in the city of Cap-Haitian. A group has decided to organize a manifestation against President Martelly.
The demonstrators were in the streets, chanting slogans against the policy of government Martelly-Lamothe and the price increases

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Here is a picture of Minustah force enjoying themselves in Haiti. the security situation remained relatively stable because of their presence

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The Haitian president celebrating Christmas in Haiti. He was accompagned by his wife Elisabeth Debrosse Delatour. The two of them were among children singing and celebrating Christmas

Picture provided by: nimg.sulekha.com

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This is a picture of a West Indian style parade in Miami. There are lots of entertainment, including music, costume, bands, steel bands, soca music and DJs. The atmosphere is interesting with people from all over the Caribbean and Florida. It is an event that brings people rom all corners of the world

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The main Haitian Catholic church in Miami will be going through a transformation. Soon, a new $3.2 million church will be erected at Notre Dame D'Haiti in Little Haiti to replace the old one. This is after over six years of fund raising in the Haitian community in Miami.

The Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic church in Little Haiti is currently run by Rev. Reginald Jean-Mary. The church is considered to be the spiritual place for most Haitians who came to Miami as new immigrants

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This picture is the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince. Prior to its destruction, the Cathedral served as the front lighthouse of a pair guiding mariners into Port-au-Prince harbor.
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption

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Daughter of Mozart Demesmin, who is a composer in his own right, Carole Demesmin Maroule was born in Leogane. She managed to travel around Haiti with his parents. Later she moved to the city of Boston.

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