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| YVodouists, some of them immersed in mud, take part in a ceremony in Plaine du Nord, Haiti. Worshippers from throughout Haiti take part in Vodou ceremonies to celebrate spiritual traditions. |
Experts Say Health Care Via Cell Phones and PDAs May Aid Haiti
BELLAGIO, Italy — Imagine a day when loved ones in Haiti could "see a doctor" without traveling to a medical office in another part of the country or abroad. With the help of a video camera and computer, relatives and friends would be examined and receive a medical opinion by simply going into a center hooked up with electronic equipment designed to deliver health care. Continue |
Jury Convicts Toto Constant of Mortgage Fraud
A former Haitian paramilitary leader who has been branded a ruthless killer by human rights groups was convicted Friday of helping hatch a mortgage fraud scheme that cheated lenders out of $1.7 million.
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Miami At Bottom In Volunteering
Blame it on the traffic. Or the number of new immigrants. Or the allure of the beach. Whatever the reason, Miami has secured the bottom spot — No. 50 among major U.S. cities — in new rankings of the percentage of adults who volunteer.
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At Least 29 Killed In Multiple Collision In Southern Haiti
U.N. peacekeepers say at least 29 people were killed when a large truck carrying people and merchandise collided with three pickups in southern Haiti.
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Billions More Needed To Secure U.S. Embassies
Despite an intensive $4 billion drive to protect U.S. embassies, at least 150 American missions abroad fall short of security standards put in place after deadly bombings, The Associated Press has learned. Continue |
| Columnists |
Under The Radar
by Max Joseph
Haiti's Occupation: Case Study Of Relentless Persecutions
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Immigration
Family, Faith Motivate Lawyer to Help Immigrants |
Gen Pawol
by Wozvel Jan Batis
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Du cote de Chez
Hugues
by Hugues St. Fort
Littérature Haïtienne Pour Anglophones
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Foreign Leaders Give Obama A Welcome Fit For A President
Maybe the foreign leaders Barack Obama met with on his mid-campaign overseas trip were merely hedging their bets and don't believe he will win the White House this fall.Continue |
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