Photo Credit Haitian Times

Given the socio-political unrest that paralyzed the country in the past few months, due to lack of government, and now with a dysfunctional parliament, some allies are taking measures.  On Jan. 15, John Barsa, Deputy Director UASID tweeted,  “Until there is political accord and an improved security situation, Haitians won’t get the full benefit of @USAID programs. Haiti’s political stakeholders hold the key to Haiti’s future. They must act now.”

Born into a Haitian family in Stone Mountain GA. , Rachele visited Haiti several times in her youth and connected to the country and the culture. She moved to Haiti in 2009, where she put her English degree to use as a writer, using her voice and pen to promote tourism in the country and highlight the richness of the Haitian culture and people.

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