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A SPECIAL SECTION:
Haiti, Since the January 12, 2010 Fierce
Earthquake
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Student Loan Debt |
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A must read
publication
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to deposed dictator Aristide's preferred song:
Kapitalis Se Peche Motel or Capitalism Is a
Mortal Sin |
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Posted Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Haiti's
President Martelly: Is that my U.S. passport?
skeletal
remains of grandmother who died in 1995 found in storage unit
What
are those? Only bare female breasts for the super-rich or the always very few at
the decision making table |
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Posted Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Haiti: Two years after the earthquake, also with Mass. Governor Patrick
Right-wing
media, right-wing politicians on deportable Haitian man who killed 3 after Obama
halted deportations; compare president to Willie Horton
Oh, my God! Bloodbath! Bloodbath!
Arrested nine times, the first at age 14 for battering a teacher nearly to death, twice convicted Haitian man, 23, allegedly murdered three people after Obama also halted his deportation to Haiti
Discover the other Haiti in Pictures
The Haitian presidency (in French)
Haiti:
Two
years after the earthquake, also with Mass. Governor Patrick
"You will go straight to the national penitentiary," judge told 'Baby Doc'
"If Haiti's president is too determined to have foreign citizenship he must resign"
Haiti's 'Baby Doc' to be chastised, may be cuffed, and tight, for repeatedly defying house arrest
Massachusetts communities with highest, lowest per capita income
Haiti's workers can now apply for U.S. guest worker visas, but where will they find employment opportunities remain a very difficult question for even experts to answer
A verdict of culpability for 8 police officers in earthquake related prison riot trial
Posted Wednesday, January 18, 2012
In Haiti, former dictator "Baby Doc" is sure enjoying life
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| More / Related Not always politics, Haiti's International Jazz Festival last month |
I have a dream, I have a dream, one day ...
"I
have a dream, one day all people will be judged by the
size of their pockets"
Patient in stable condition after $44 million bill
Why
are Obama's critics so dumb?
Posted Saturday, January 14, 2012
Among the wealthiest one percent, many variations
U.S. education pressured by international comparisons
Tax imposed on international calls by Haiti President Martelly, not even dime is spent on education - Where is the money?
Fatal stampede in South Africa points up university crisis
Posted Monday, January 9, 2012
A revered, and divided, liberator of South Africa
Queens broker is accused of bringing immigrants' ruin
Agents union stalls training on deportation rules
Posted Saturday, January 7, 2012
American teen mistakenly deported to Colombia returns to Texas
Colombia: Texas teen mistakenly deported will be handed over to U.S. officials
Big study links good teachers to lasting gain
A billionaire lends a hand to Haiti
Haitians take arduous path to Brazil, and jobs
Migrants' new paths reshaping Latin America
Count of rape victims, no longer limited to females, after government added males
Posted Thursday, January 5, 2012
Mass. high court says legal immigrants must be included in state health program
Texas prisoner burials are a gentle touch in a punitive system
Harder for Americans to rise from economy's lower rungs
California Catholic bishop resigns, says he has 2 kids
Posted Tuesday, January 3, 2012
New Year Eve 2012: Celebrations around the world
Obama signs Act to allow detention of U.S. citizens
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After
pop, pop, pop pop,
pop or at least five fatal shots in the head by
police, a funeral for Haiti native Herve Gilles |
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A
funeral procession, after Haitian man, with Bible in one of his pockets, died in
a hail of bullets fired by police, after he was shot
several times in the head. Related
Abner Louima, from
dirt-poor to a great many times a millionaire and ultra-celebrity /
On eve of trial, ex-officer agrees to perjury term in Louima case
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Olritch Beaubrun, former Haiti's riot police leader in Les Cayes who is believed to be hiding in Montreal, Canada, is WANTED for alleged crimes, not limited to mass murder and gross human rights violations. More / Please send us a picture of him at letters@wehaitians.com or P.O.Box 390581, Cambridge, MA 02139
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