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Here is a picture of the two Haitian candidates Mirlande Manigat and Michel Martelly as they have been waiting for the results of the election. Since the day of the run-off election in Haiti, none of them made public statement.

The results of the election Run-off is scheduled for March 31

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Here is a picture of Yele Haiti, a grassroots, non profit organization founded in 2005 by musicians Wyclef Jean. According to the the founder of the foundation, Mr. Wyclef Jean, Yéle Haiti's programs focus on emergency relief, employment, youth development and education and tree planting and agriculture

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Digicel Haiti, in partnership with Scotiabank launched Tcho Tcho, whic is a mobile money service allowing Haitians to make a variety of finalcial transactions directly from their cell phones. During the first three montha, Tcho Tcho service will be provided to up to 20,000 people with the number of people receiving the service expected to increase gradually

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. Massacre in Haiti. There are continued allegations of police complicity in criminal activity in Haiti.

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Here is a photo of Road Accident Caused By Driving Condition In Haiti.
. A woman carrying a big fish in the back of a motorcycle in the city. She is free to do what she wants

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Following Haiti Election 2010, Singer Wyclef Jean told the press that the authorities needs to make a decision concerning the election. He feels that the Haitian population will take to the streets to demand fair election.

People stated that Wyclef was seen immediately following the election supporting Michel Martelly.

Wyclef Jean was a candidate of the 2010 Haiti election. However, he was disqualified because he did not meet some of the requirements to be candidate

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Here is a picture of Wyclef jean who created Yele Haiti. According to a report from New York Post, Yele Haiti paid 1 million to a Florida company that doesn t appear to exist. Also, Yele Haiti collected 16 million in 2010, following the Haiti earthquake. Less that two third of the amount collected went to pay overhead

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Here is a picture of Wyclef jean explaining how he was shot in an incident on the day before the Haiti run-off election on March 19, 2011. The Haitian police as well as hospital staff wher he received care did not agree with Wyclef's conclusion

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Here is a photo of Pierre Garcon - Colts Foop Ball. It is reported that more than 230,000 people were killed. More than 3 million people were affected. Many homes and important structures were destroyed. A large number of people were left homeless and had to live under tents for several months

On January 12, 2010, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti, devastating Port-au-prince.

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Here is a picture of several Fanales alligned in the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The fanals are popular in Haiti during Christmas. Young boys buy them and walk at night as a was to celebrated Christmas or Nwel in Haiti.

Fanales have evolved from being a simple box to now taking shapes such as churches, school, etc

Picture of fanal provide by youtube

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