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This is a picture of the historic building in Cap-Haitian where the University of Roi Henri Christophe is located. The facility is located in the center of the town and at one point it was the location for Unionclub in Cap-Haitian. The University of Roi Henri Christophe will be moved soon to a new $50 million dollars building in the city of Limonade, thank to the President of The Dominican Republic, Leonel Fernández,The visit of President Michel Martelly in the Citiy of Limonade in the North of the country to visit University Roi Henri Christophe is in support of this new and exciting project that will continue to promote free education in Haiti

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The original plan of the Dominican Republic to build a University in Haiti received a push from a friendly country. Taiwan just donated $1.0 million to support the project. The Taiwan's diplomat handed the check today to head of the State Works Supervisory Office in the Dominican Republic.

The Government of the Dominican Republic came up with a plan to build a University in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. The proposed Haitian University which was made by president Leonel Fernandez is expected to have a capacity for 10,000 students. In addition, the University is to be equipped with the latest technologies of the 21st Century

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A new program to provides professional development online.

The Organization of American States(OAS) is providing online trainings for Haitians living in Haiti. They include professional development, teacher's training and Master's degree

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Here is a picture of some school children in Haiti carrying bricks on top of their heads to build a school on top of a mountain in Haiti.

As Haitians, doesn't that remind you of something back in the history of Haiti?

Isn't this the way Roi Henri Christophe built the Citadele Laferiere.

I don't know about you to mee it seems like these Haitian Students are using the same tactics that Henri Christophe used to build their School. I can only see hard labor and abuse.

The only sad thing about this is that it has been close to 200 years ago since the Citadele was built and we did not know any better. Has there been any progress in Haiti since?

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Here is a picture of L'eglise Baptiste de Trou du Nord and School.

It is estimated that the educational facility has 300 children.

L'eglise Baptiste de Trou du Nord Church, for its part provides spiritual direction to more than 1,000 people from the town of Trou du Nord who attend mass.

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The second anniversary of the Haiti earthquake is marked by a positive note with the inauguration of the University Roi Henri Christophe. Thi represents a chance to do things better and to educate the Haitian population to better care for themselves.

In two years, on the exact same day of the disaster that killed over to200,000 Haitians, President Leonel Fernandez of the Dominican Republic was present, along with the Haitian President Michel Martelly in Limonade for the occasion. The University Roi Henri Christophe was offered by the government and the business sector of Dominican Republic.

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Haiti will receive the skills, expertise and funding from a consortium of black colleges and Universities as several of them have decided to provide some needed support to help Haiti State University.
The support that the black Colleges and universities intended to provide to Haiti will come in the form of campus rebuilding, funding for new professorships, student scholarships, student housing, research into renewable energy and alternative medicine, improving technical capabilities of research programs.

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Here is a picture of Dr. Francois Duvalier receiving his diploma at the University of Haiti

He was born in Port-au-Prince. His father, Duval Duvalier was a Justice of Peace and mother, Ulyssia Abraham, a baker. Francois Duvalier became a doctor in 1934 after studying at the University of Haiti

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Here is a photo of Ecole Canado Haitien - Haiti Earthquake - January 12, 2010. The epicenter of the Haiti earthquake was located 16 miles from Port-au-Prince. One year later, about 500 refugee camps still existed in Port-au-prince. Rape and common crimes in refugee camps were common, where 230 such cases were reported in the first six month after the earthquake

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Here is a picture of UNICEF logo as the organization is helping to educate the haitian population

With the help of Haiti, Ministry of Education, UNICEF is in the process of implementing a Free education system in Haiti for all children.

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