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Posted Monday, June 4, 2012
Pop, Pop, Pop In Haiti, an attempt to pump fatal shots into nation's president close friend body, that of felon Roro Nelson
Canadian man who murdered Chinese student, mailed body parts to politicians nabbed in Berlin
Former Egyptian tyrant Hosni Mubarak to spend the remaining duration of his natural life in a prison cell
Meet our Excellency Michel Joseph Martelly of the Republic of Haiti
After a verdict of culpability for "heinous" crimes in war, a sentence of 50 years in prison for former Liberian President Taylor; war criminals in pictures
Les Coteaux, the Haiti's city, in the south, to visit HotelSomando, Coteaux
Former Haitian official Antoine's sentence cut to 18 months
at auction for $16,400,
South African President Zuma's genitals, a practizing polygamist who has 4 current wives and at least 21 children; had been charged with rape before he became presidentNow
; price reduced Aristide's genitals, Martelly's genitals Finally, a soccer stadium for Haiti shantytown of Cite SoleilFormer Haitian official Antoine's sentence cut to 18 months
Posted Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Pastor delivers anti-gay rant, suggests building electric fence around 'queers and homosexuals'
2 Americans jailed in Haiti, each faces up to 3 years, if convicted of conspiracy
Posted Monday, May 21, 2012
Blood, blood: On probation in Mass., but apparently still free to also kidnap, murder Americans
In Haiti, blood, blood:
Once again, convicted criminal Ronald "Roro" Nelson came close to murdering woman driver; victim is now believed to be dead hours after she was kidnappedA 9-year prison term for former Haiti telecom official, Duperval
Four, including Ronald Nelson, sentenced
Remnants of Haiti army, whose members' hands are still very bloody, march in the capital; two Americans were among at least 46 arrested
Not a good student at all: D, D, D
, the average grade said to be assigned to Haiti President Martelly's son, nicknamed Ti Micky or Little Micky, who is a student at UMass-BostonHaiti marks one year with a troublemaker president who accomplishes next to nothing
A Dominican Republic presidential election, but those of Haitian ancestry need not vote |
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In Haiti, Ex- repressive Troops' Bid for New Army Threatens Stability
Posted Friday, May 11, 2012
Haiti's new found fortune of gold, copper, silver; will it follow the path of many still poor African countries, long after they discovered the fortunes of the same? In Haiti, Ex- repressive Troops' Bid for New Army Threatens StabilityPosted Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Access, limits on criminal records in Massachusetts
Mayor Mia love, daughter of Haitian immigrants, is Utah GOP congressional nominee
Convicted criminal Ronald "Roro" Nelson repeatedly punched two in the face, Haiti president senior adviser nearly sent men to the dark embrace of death
Martelly: Aristide, ou santi kaka; F your mother; Aristide: Lavalassement, mwen pa santi kaka. Martelly attacked former nation's head of state Arisitide:: "You F, F you, you smell of fecal materials (ou santi kaka) Haiti inexperienced, ill-prepared President Martelly again caused an election uproar
Inmates, many of them serving life sentences, put on "The Life of Jesus Christ," a passion play chronicling the biblical story on the grounds of the Louisiana State Prison at Angola. Related article
Where are the jobs? A once-ambitious law firm, reduced to grim dispatches Despite its indisputable mountainous economic problems, U.S. also remains Haiti's top remitter
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