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Here is a picture of the Haitian colors. It represents the Haitian Flag and can be proudly carry with clothes. This is a great piece

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This is actually a classic. Santa Clause bringing happiness to a Haitian chid in the hospital. At this moment, the sick child can only think about Santa and she is so excited to see him. Just look at her eyes as Santa approaches.

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Here is the photo of the former Haitian ambassador to the U.S. Raymond Joseph. This is an interview where he was talking about the new president of Haiti, Michel Martelly. Mr. Raymond Joseph would like to be part of the government of Michel Martelly and has expressed that

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Here is a picture of the inauguration. National Assembly - Rodolph Joazile president of National Assembly

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Here is a picture of Taylor Swift performing at the Hope for Haiti Now Telethon.

The telethon was broadcasted for over two hours. Funds were collected by phone, via text messaging and over the internet. In the United States, Haiti Now Telethon was broadcasted via 25 networks.

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Here is a picture representing Haitian April Fool Day. Like any other countries in the world, April fool day is celebrated in Haiti.

The Haitians marke the day with good humoured or funny jokes, hoaxes, and other practical jokes of varying sophistication on friends,

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Here is a picture of an organization going throughout Haiti teaching Haitian farmers about the benefits of Chokogou. They are Promoting the plantation of Chokogou in Haiti to provide health benefits

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Acting President of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR), Rafael Correa, who is also the president of Ecuador will pay a visit to Haiti on September 27, 2011. Mr. Rafael Correa will spend sometimes talking to the Haitian president. Following the meeting with Martelly, The Ecuadorian president will fly to the department of Artibonite, specifically in L'Estere to visit the U.N. Peacekeeping force from Ecuador.

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Around the time of Ti Paris, in the 1940's and 1950's, a number of Haitian bands could be found playing all styles of jazz and big band music while others were performing and rearranging popular Latin Rumba, Tipico, Jazz, Bolero, Meringue and salsa , French, American, and European tunes.

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Here is a picture of the great artist of Zouk, Milca. She has been performing for a while and is considered one of the top artists in the Caribbean performing Zouk and Kompa music. With some link to the Caribbean island of Haiti, Milca has taken over the world with her beautiful music. She has a strong voice which brings out her nature.

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