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7/9/2010      Ambassador CdeBaca travels to Haiti today.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Office of the Spokesman
July 6, 2010

MEDIA NOTE

Ambassador CdeBaca to Travel to Haiti and the Dominican Republic July 7-9, read more »

6/8/2010      Foreign firms in Haiti ready for construction boom

Private Firm

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Like a small-town booster, Randall Perkins proudly shows off his base camp: air-conditioned bedrooms and offices read more »

6/8/2010      Hungry Haitian Farmers Urged to Burn Donated US Seeds

Haitian at work

Haiti's farmers are being urged to burn seeds donated by U.S. agriculture giant Monsanto.

The American company donated $4 million worth of seeds to Haiti to help the country rebuild after January's devastating earthquake. The seeds promise to help farmers in the hungry nation read more »

6/8/2010      Haiti Day: 2 Port au Prince

We woke up this morning in warm beds surrounded by the things we are accustom to. Yes, we were staying in Atlanta with people we had just met but it was read more »

5/18/2010      Haiti leader vows to step down with 'calm heart'

By JONATHAN M. KATZ
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

Surrounded by waving banners of blue and red, Haitian President Rene Preval pledged to step down as scheduled next year, rebuking critics who allege he is using the post-earthquake emergency to hold onto power.

Preval told thousands celebrating Flag read more »

5/17/2010      Marchers decry Haiti president's earthquake response in 2nd protest in capital

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haitian protesters marched to the collapsed national palace for a second straight Monday to criticize President Rene Preval, saying he failed the nation in the aftermath of its catastrophic earthquake.

At least 1,000 people marched to the center of the wrecked capital, where read more »

5/17/2010      Haiti frees US missionary at center of quake 'orphan' case

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AFP) -- The head of a group of US missionaries arrested trying to leave Haiti with 33 children was freed on Monday, ending an emotionally charged case involving the highest US and Haitian authorities after the huge earthquake here.


Laura Silsby. AFP read more »

4/23/2010      125 Haitians Rescued From Boat, Repatriated

MIAMI (CBS4) ?The crew of a Coast Guard cutter repatriated 125 Haitian migrants Thursday after being located at sea in an exceedingly-overloaded sail freighter. The Coast Guarder Cutter Seneca located the vessel on Tuesday, April 20, 2010.

While conducting a routine patrol in the Caribbean Sea, Seneca read more »

4/23/2010      Up to 300,000 people killed in Haiti quake, says UN

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AFP) -- Haiti's devastating January 12 earthquake killed between 250,000 and 300,000 people, the head of the United Nations mission in the country said Thursday.

Until now, the Haitian government death toll was more than 220,000.

April 21 "marked the read more »

4/23/2010      In Haiti, schools lure back students with a free daily meal

by Clement Sabourin

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AFP) -- The meal doesn't look like much, rice, a few vegetables and a little bit of meat, but for the Haitian school children who receive it for free, it is reason enough to come to class.

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