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Here is a picture of two Haitian chidren where an International or religious organization took the opportunity to take picture of them. This a frequent problem in Haiti where these organizations take the opportunity to put these pictures on youtude and advertize so that they can receive money. Some would say this is an exploitation of the Haitian children

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The legacy of Nemour Jean-Baptiste. W ber, after leaving Conjuncto International, had developed his own dance music that resembled Comp's in many respects. The feud between Nemour and W ber eventually made its way into the two musicians songs, in which they dissed one another.

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Septen, as its fans refer to the band, plays dynamic music, a full orchestral sound that includes polyrhythmic percussion instruments, and a full-bodied horn section. The band is an established Haitian institution that has survived political, social, and economic upheavals in Haiti for over 60 years and counting.

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This picture of president Rene Preval with president Michel Martelly was taken during the Caracol Industrial park Inauguration. Many high officials from several countries were present to see the opening of this industrial park in Caracol

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This is Haiti National Palace, a view at night. During us occupation, American forces took possession of the palace and U. S. naval engineers overseeing its completion

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This is a beautiful view of Labady resort in Haiti as you looking at the down fall of the magnificant Zip line. Labadee is considered to be one of the most beautiful sites in the Caribbean

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Who would think that Haiti would be a shopping destination. For Terry Lundgren of Macy's, Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart and designer Rachel Roy in Haiti, this was quite a shopping trip to go to Haiti. They were in the island to explore opportunities to do business as Haiti remains the leader in art and design in the Caribbean. It was reported that the CEO of the superstore Macy's took Martha Stewart and designer Rachel Roy to Haiti to meet Haitian artists and observe first hand the beautiful products they are creating. As of now 25 Macy's stores are carrying Haitian art pieces. this project was initiated following the 2010 earthquake that destroyed many lives in and also put many of the Haitian artists out of business

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Another view of Haiti National Palace. This picture was taken from the side. It gives you a full view of the building as well

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Here is a picture of Josaphat J. Celestin, also known as Joe Celestin. He established a precedent when he became Mayor two years later. He became the first Haitian-American to become Mayor of a sizeable US city. Joe Celestin was re-elected for a second term in 2003.

He has a Master Degree in Engineer/Architect. In 1996, he ran for the Florida Legislature, and for the Florida Senate in 1998.

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This is Haiti National Palace. A view from the front of the building. It looks beautiful no matther where the picture is taken from

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