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This is a picture taken from the inside og Haitian Iron Market. The Marche en Fer was just renovated and this is a view of the inside that is much better looking than before. it was reported in a newspaper that Irish billionaire Denis O'Brien will also fund the maintenance of Marche Hyppolite until the year 2061.

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Few things that will remain as the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince was destroyed by the earthquake, are three bells of the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince.with the help of a Brazilian Company of Engineering, the three bells will be protected as a souvenir of that historic structure.

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Here is a pictur of the iron market in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This market has a log history and was renovated by the CEO of Digicel Mobile telephone company

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Here is Haitian president Jean-Claude Duvalier as he was walking in the streets of Port-au-Prince. Jean-Claude Duvalier succeeded his father Francois Duvalier who died in office in 1971

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Here is a picture of theinauguration of the Haitian Iron Market, Marche en Fer that took place on january 12, 2011 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Among the people present were Denis O'Brien, CEO of Digicel and former president Bill Clinton

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Here is a picture of a site most people in Haiti don't know about. Wahoo Bay Beach is a private beach located about 45 minutes from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Fresh water, white sand and beautiful vie as close to you as Haiti

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Here is a picture of Haiti Palais national in Port-au-Prince. As you can see in this picture these are cracks on the walls of the national palace before it was totally leveledd off. It became victim of the 2010 Haiti earthquake

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Here is a picture of the Haitian Iron Market, Marche en Fer after it was renovated by Denis O'Brien, CEO of Digicel. The new marche en Fer is in compliance with new building codes, resistant to both hurricane and earthquake

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Thanks to the Brazilian Company of Engineering, the three bells from the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince will be protected as a souvenir of that historic structure. The Brazilian team has provided the necessary support to remove the three bells of the Cathedral of Port-au-Prince.

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Here is a pictur of Casserne Dessalines located in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This picture of Caserne Dessaline was taken in 1913. This place comes to be known as a place of intimidation for many people

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