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Here is the new design of new Cathedral in Port-au-Prince that was approved in December, 2012

The new cathedral in Port-au-Prince plan was submitted by Puerto Rican architect Segundo Cardona and team and approved by a panel of six professionals at the University of Miami School of Architecture.

As you mat remember, the church was devastated by the earthquake of Jan. 12, 2010,

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This is a picture of Will Dimanche. He is the person in charge of traffic and the traffic police in Port-au-Prince.

Will Dimanche find himself in the middle of an issue when the population started complaining against the illegal towing of vehicle for bad parking.
The Divisional Commissioner of Police, Will Dimanche, had to explain under what circumstances a vehicle may be subject to towing

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Here is a picture of the Haitian Capital following the 2010 Election results. It was reported there were several deaths and injuries in various regions. The MINUSTAH was involved in providing security however, the job was overwelming.

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Here is a picture showing the protest agains the Government of Michel Martelly in Port-au-Prince. The Haitian population took to the streets on Sunday, September 30, 2012. They are following a path already started by the Cities of Les Cayes, Cap-Haitian and other regions to show their frustration about the current situation.

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The Mayor of Port-au-Prince, Gabrielle Hyacinthe anounced several projects to help in cleaning up the Haitian Capital city. Ms. Gabrielle Hyacinthe told everyone that the Communal Asylum and also the Town Hall are to be relocated. There will also be a large clean up operarion in Port-au-Prince, starting June, 2012

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A torrential rain killed 23 people in Haiti and the final count is expected to be much higher. According to report, residents of tent cities have been obligated to evacuate all areas of risk.

There is also a great threat for the cholera problem in Haiti to get worst as a result of the flooding

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Here is a picture of Palais des ministres in Port-au-Prince. This structure was destroyed by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This also on of Haiti historic sites

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Here is a picture of the new leader of the Catholic church in port-au-Prince. Archbishop Guire Poulard was elected exactly one year after the earthquake to replace fill the position left vacant by former Archbishop Joseph Serge Miot

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