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A Vote For Haitian Presidential Candidate, Preval, Is A Vote For More Abject Poverty, Terrorism, Drug Trafficking - Overall, Anti-United States

• Bill On Illegal-Immigrant Aid Draws Fire
• Women Rights Laws And African Custom Clash
• Another School Barrier For Girls In Sub-Saharan Africa: No Toilet
• Forced To Marry Before Puberty, African Girls Pay Lasting Price
• Immigrant Laborer From Haiti Are Paid With Abuse In The Dominican Republic
• Former Hell-sent Haitian Dictator Aristide Secret Bank Accounts And Other Crimes
• Wasting Away, A Million Wait In African Jails
• Aristide Agonistes - Are U.S. officials working up to an indictment of the former president for alleged links to drug runner?
• A Bitterly Divided Haiti Is Lurching Toward An Election
• In Struggling Haiti, Some Long For Ex-dictator
• What's Donald Trump Really Worth?
• Losing Hope In Haiti ... The hemisphere's poorest country prepares for elections amid death, squalor and national despair
• No Way Out ... Dashed Hopes
• A Debate Over Darwin
• Don t' blink You'll miss the 258th richest American
• Blacks Hit Hardest By Costlier Mortgages
• How Osama bin Laden Slipped Away At Tora Bora
• Taking Stock Of The Forever War
• A Haitian Slum's Anger Imperils Election Hopes
• Entrenched Epidemic: Wife Beatings In Africa  

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John James Audubon, French-U.S. ornologist, artist, and naturalist

born illegitimately to a French merchant in Haiti.

Pierre Toussaint, the first Haitian-born slave to be considered for sainthood by the

Vatican, and he will be the United States' first black saint.  More on Toussaint./

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