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Here is a picture of a looter with a bag of stolen merchandise. The Haiti Earthquake of 2010 provide an opportunity for Looting as the local police was affected by the earthquake.

Violence grew due to desperate shortage of food and necessary medical products in Haiti. Gangs armed with machete were roaming the devastated streets of Port-au-Prince, grabbing and looting almost everything they could get their hands into

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Here is a picture of Chris Brown at Fashion for Relief Haiti. He was one of many who participated in the event organized by Neomi Campbell as a result of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake

As a result of the January 12 earthquake, close to 300,000 people died, over 250,000 residential and 30,000 commercial buildings were destroyed.

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Here is a picture of Bruce Springsteen performing at the Hope for Haiti Now Telethon.

The Hope for Haiti Now Telethon featured artists such as Madona, Rihana, string, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Bono, Coldplay and Sheryl. Also a list of celebrities such as former president Bill Clinton, Leonard DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Nicole Kidman and Samiel L. Jackson addressed the audience.

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Here is a picture of the Hope for Haiti Telethon organizer. The Hope for Haiti Now Telethon which was organized by George Clooney was very successful. He is an American actor, film director, producer, and screenwriter. He was born on May 6, 1961.

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Here is a picture of an art piece demonstrating the earthquake in Haiti. in the Haitian art industry the artists usually use the current situation in haiti to paint it. It becomes a way of writing the history of the country

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Here is a picture of Joe Biden, the Vice-President of the Government of Barack Obama. He is the 47th Vice President of the United States Prior to becoming Vice-President, Joe Biden was a United State Senator from Delaware.

In April of 2010, In support to the Haitian community after the Haiti earthquake, Joe Biden visited the Haitian community in Little Haiti in Miami. Vice-President Joe Biden came to Little Haiti Cultural Center and met with several Haitian-American activists and elected officials. He greeted Rev. Reginald Jean-Mary, Farah Juste and many others.

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This is a picture of Haiti National Palace before it was destroyed by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This palace was destroyed several times in the past. It was considered one of the most impressive building in the country

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This is Charles Henry Baker in Little Haiti during a presentation of his politics for Haiti during the 2010 Haiti Presidential election. This was a successful presentation and an outstanding performance by Charlito.

Several member of the audience were able to ask relevand questions about many different topics. The place was alive with all type of Charlito supporters

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Activist and community leader Jean Robert Lafortune does not think that president Michel Martelly is really interested in establishing an honest relationship with the Haitian Diaspora. He believes that the Haitian president is still campaigning.

To some extent, the "Haitian Joudalist is in agreement with the community leader Jean Robert Lafortune. It seems like the president is still trying to convince people that he wants to help Haiti. My recommendation is that the president needs to decrease his rhetoric and increase his actions in improving the lives of Haitians

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This is another picture of Caracol Industrial park on the day of Inauguration. The park is a joint project between Haiti's government, the Inter-American Development Bank and the US government.

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