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Haiti Newswire (Page 7)

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  1. Rotary Club finishes clean water projectRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Apr 24 | Bryan County News

    A group of students at George Washington School in Chalet, Port-De-Paix, Haiti, stand before the solar-powered water filtration system that was part of a Rotary Club of Richmond Hill international relief program.

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  2. Hatboro Crew Lends Hands in HaitiRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Apr 24 | Patch.com

    A team of Hatboro and Upper Moreland volunteers departed last week for Haiti with the goal of building a firehouse in seven days.

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  3. MapBox + Skybox for Closer to Real-Time Imagery AnalysisRead the original story

    Wednesday Apr 24 | Directions Magazine

    ... expect commercial operations by fourth quarter this year. Last year, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck just miles from Haiti's capital city of Port-au-Prince. More recently, massive earthquakes have also struck Christchurch, New Zealand and ...

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  4. Haiti renames airport for Hugo ChavezRead the original story

    Thursday Apr 18 | AdelaideNow...

    PRINCE, Haiti April 19 AP - Haiti is naming an airport in the country's north after the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, an official says.

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  5. Haiti to Name International Airport after Hugo ChavezRead the original story

    Thursday Apr 18 | RIA Novosti

    An international airport in Haiti's second largest city of Cap-Haitien will be named after Venezuela's late president Hugo Chavez, Latin American media reported on Thursday.

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  6. Haiti's Rough And Ready FrontierRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 18, 2013 | Men's Journal

    Mle Saint-Nicholas, at the tip of Haiti's northern "finger," sits on a wide enclosed bay, fringed with a long strip of creamy sand.

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  7. Haitian government: Welcome to Hugo Chávez International AirportRead the original story

    Apr 18, 2013 | The Miami Herald

    An upgraded international airport in Haiti's second largest city, Cap-Haïtien, will bear the name of late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. Haiti's Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, who is on a six-day visit to the United States to tout his government's achievements, confirmed the news on Twitter Thursday afternoon.

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  8. PIH's Solar-Powered Mirebalais Hospital Opens in Haiti, Merging ...Read the original story

    Apr 18, 2013 | Inhabitat

    Partners in Health 's 200,000-square-foot hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti is set to officially open its doors on April 28th, boasting state of the art facilities and incredible sustainable design features.

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  9. In Haiti, Poverty and Darkness Create More Vulnerability to Powerful StormsRead the original story

    Apr 18, 2013 | Scientific American

    ... said. "If I had electricity, I would have a big refrigerator for beverages and a big TV." Degrees of poverty in rural Haiti have a common denominator: darkness. Come nightfall here, most shops close and remaining outdoor vendors sell soap, candies ...

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  10. Va. Beach 5k run/walk to raise money for HaitiRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 17, 2013 | The Virginian-Pilot

    ... every Sunday and Thursday in Virginia Beach. Get the full Beacon in The Pilot and ePilot . While on a visit to Haiti, retired teacher Kathy Dowdy met Petit Frere Jackson and learned he walks two hours to the school where he teaches in the ...

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  11. Connecting with Haiti: Local prof uses old BlackBerrys to help Haitian principalsRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 17, 2013 | The Waterloo Region Record

    Steve Sider has a plan for it. The assistant professor in the faculty of education at Wilfrid Laurier University plans to take used BlackBerrys to Haiti next month and give them to school principals there.

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  12. Tropical Storm Isaac slams HaitiRead the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | Newindpress

    An elderly gentleman clears a tree from the road in Jacmel, Haiti, a day after Tropical Storm Isaac brought rains and winds across the nation.

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  13. Protester allegedly beaten to death by police in Haiti following attack on campRead the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | Caribbean News Now!

    ... to rising sea levels brought about by global warming. Read the latest news and information here... PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Allegations that a man died after being beaten by the police as he took part in a protest against an arson attack on a camp ...

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  14. Haiti: Protester 'beaten to death by police' following attack on campRead the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | Amnesty International USA

    Allegations that a man died after being beaten by the police as he took part in a protest against an arson attack on a camp for displaced people in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince must be thoroughly and impartially investigated, said Amnesty International.

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  15. Can Haiti Chart a Better Energy Future?Read the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | Scientific American

    ... question for residents of ENAF2, he says. "There are no jobs for us, so we cannot pay." More than three years after Haiti suffered the worst natural disaster in its history, its recovery has been excruciatingly slow. Still, people here say, there is ...

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  16. FIFA planning tougher security for 2014 World Cup in BrazilRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 17, 2013 | PanArmenian Network

    ... 2014 World Cup in Brazil in light of the Boston attack. FIFA Secretary-General Jerome Valcke said during a visit to Haiti on Tuesday that the measures would include secret service agents, police officers, military and Interpol. Valcke also said a ...

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  17. Brazil official: World Cup, Olympics will be safeRead the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | The Daily Record

    ... 2014 World Cup in Brazil in light of the Boston attack. FIFA Secretary-General Jerome Valcke said during a visit to Haiti on Tuesday that the measures would include secret service agents, police officers, military and Interpol. Valcke also said a ...

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  18. Pressley-Sanon EssayRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 11, 2013 | UB Reporter

    Toni Pressley-Sanon, assistant professor of African and African American studies, Department of Transnational Studies, conducted ethnographic research in a farmers' cooperative community called Oganizasyon Peyizan Setiyem Seksyon Gwo Mn in the mountains of Haiti last November and December.

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  19. More Read the original story w/Photo

    Apr 16, 2013 | KTVN Reno

    ... through a refugee camp set up for people displaced by the 2010 earthquake near the national stadium in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The head of the Obama administration's international food aid efforts says a proposal to shift the way food is delivered ...

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  20. Ld-Writethru, LTRead the original story

    Apr 16, 2013 | Washington Examiner

    ... 2014 World Cup in Brazil in light of the Boston attack. FIFA Secretary-General Jerome Valcke said during a visit to Haiti on Tuesday that the measures would include secret service agents, police officers, military and Interpol. Valcke also said a ...

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