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Here is an idea that is likely lo work in the Cholera fight in Haiti. UNICEF is using the Haitian Rara to inform the Haitians on preventive methods to prevent cholera of treat it once affected. The International organization recently organized an event with other organizations and government agencies to develop new methods in fighting the cholera epidemic in Haiti. UNICEF provided relevant information to several Haitia Rara groups on the prevention and treatment of Cholera. It is hoping the Haitian Rara bands will be able to reach the Haitian population in some of the most remote areas of Haiti.

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The Haitian government, under the direction of President Michel Martelly has launched a new project. Kay Pa'm was introduced as a potential to solve the housing problem in Haiti. Without a Prime Minister, the government feels that they can not wait to start addressing the problem of Housing in Haiti that has gotten worst since the 2010 earthquake.

Kay Pa'm Housing Project is not the distribution of free housing. The main point is to facilitate home ownership in Haiti by making financing readily available. With a fund of $ 100 million at their disposition at the beginning, Kay pa'm Housing project intends to accomplish several objectives. The projects wants to create access to private property, promote the process of reconstruction or repair the residential buildings and allow the greatest number of Haitians to have their home

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Built to house 390 children, The Centre d'accueil for Haiti street children provides training and a sense of responsibility to the children of Haiti.

Centre d'accueil was created in 1946 and receives funding from UNICEF in th amount of $461,000 a year.

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U.S. Speaker Nancy Pelosi meeting with Haitian president Rene Preval following the earthquake. She said: Our two countries have a strong friendship, so Members of Congress have met on many occasions with President Preval. On this occasion, we'll be focusing on assistance to Haiti in the wake of the earthquake.

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The period of the Duvalier in Haiti is filled with history. One of his lawyers, Gervais Charles, confirmed the charges against Duvalier

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Here is the 2012 Haiti Movie Awards that took place in the city of Boston. This was quite an opportunity for exposing the world and the United States to Haitian production, including filmmakers. Present at the award were actors as well as producers

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Ti paris, a name that says so much in Haiti Twoubadou music. The music of ti Paris will stay with us for ever. I personally like to listen to him all the time

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Here is a picture of the American troops who helped Jean-Bertrand to return to haiti after a coup D'Etat that claimed the lives of many Haitians.

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The symbol of pride to the Haitians living in Canada, Haiti and everywhere in the world.

Michaelle Jean's family hails from Haiti she was born in Port-au-Prince, baptised at the Holy Trinity Cathedral

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An original Haitian artist, Belo is one of the top musicians currently performing Haitian music. His reputation has gone beyond the geographic border of Haiti. Some of his favorite music styles include Jazz, Worldbeat, Rock, Reggae and Afro- Haitian traditional rhythms known as Ragganga.

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