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Here is a picture of Shakira as she was participating in the Hope for Haiti telethon. Shakira visited Haiti following the earthquake and was planning on opening a new school.

The Haitian school would be built by Haitian workers and run by NGO, Non-governmental organization.

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The Coming of the Carimi Band. When it comes to the music Industry in Haiti, the term CaRiMi cannot be over looked. The Kompa genre has long history in Haiti since its inception in the 1800s.

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Here is a picture of the inauguration. The new president is delivering his speech where he said that he will create free school for all children and also he is working on making attending school mendatory.

He also promissed security and others

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Here is a picture of Daniel Supplice who is the actual Haiti minister for Haitians living abroad. He has served in that capacity for a while now and has had a great number of changes to the wellbeing of the ministry.

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Here is an analysis of the export in Haiti, compared to other Caribbean islands. According to the figures, in 2010, Haiti exported a total of $530.4 million worth of goods. If you want to compare this with a country like Jamaica, their number is much superior. Jamaica exported for $1.376 billion for the same period. Our neighbor, the Dominican Republic exported for $6.598 billion worth of goods and services. Cuba exported $3.816 billion worth of goods and services in 2010

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I know that many people think that the song Gad OnR v is the best song created by Wanito. However, i want to take issue with that. For me the best song of the artist is not Gad OnR v. It is the powerful song Aprann konnen

This song is a very well written song that has all it needs to be a success. Unfortunately, as a great artist, all the songs in this album are great production.

Wanito, I wish you my very best. As a rising star, you are very talented. As long as you keep doing the same things, only the sky is the limit for you in the music world

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Here is a picture of the well known Haitian singer Toto Bissainthe. Her soul stirring performances had the power to effectively communicate to the Haitians struggling back at home in different areas such social and economic.

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Here is a picture of a Rara group performing in the Streets of New York City. A tradition in Haiti, these people brought their culture to the US. The rara groups aften perform in major activities in the US and Canada

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If you mention the name of Wanito anywhere in Haiti, it would be very hard for the person you speak with not to say: Moin Vle Parenn. Just for a short period of time, Wanito has become so popular that it is interesting to wath.

Wit the young crowd, it is almost impossible to find someone not to know this popular song from the beginning to the end.

What makes it worst, If Wanito is giving a concert, you sometimes could not even hear the artist performing. His fans would take over and sing with the artist

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Nemours Jean-Baptiste, with his band being Ensemble Aux Calebasses. It is not known who actually won that challenge.

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