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Haiti, Since the January 12, 2010 Fierce
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Posted Saturday, October 1, 2011
Major al Qaeda figures killed by U.S. in images
Posted Friday, September 30, 2011
More than 900 homes loss in Mass. through foreclosure last month
Companies use immigration crackdown to turn a profit
A hijacker, a longtime fugitive and, now, a prisoner
Four Americans get pot from us government
Changes sought in sex abuse laws
Busted whiz-kid took test for chicken head or brainless students at a cost of 1500 each
Posted Tuesday, September 27, 2011
At a university, where some apparently place a higher value on white students
Alimony in Massachusetts gets overhaul, with limits
Posted Saturday, September 24, 2011
Haiti's president speech at U.N. 66th General assembly equated to Third World residue
The last bullfight in Barcelona in pictures
Posted Friday, September 23, 2011
Posted Thursday, September 22, 2011
Haiti protesters say "no trial for Baby Doc Duvalier"
Five Uruguayan peacekeepers charged with practizing, by force, homosexuality with young Haitian man
Friends of U.S., terrorists in eyes of law
Strauss-Kahn concedes error in sexual encounter with maid
A Web site that goes as far as provoking fights, divorces, and even lawsuits
A marriage of a dream and a scheme
As an MSNBC host, Sharpton is a hybrid like no other
Bloomberg, on radio, raises specter of riots by jobless
Worry about a new wave of layoffs
Post-quake Haiti is a very dangerous place, building a safer nation is what is urgently needed
U.S. pays particular attention to care of deported Haitian who died
A first step forward: Third Haiti prime minister-designate ratified by house
Posted Friday, September 16, 2011
Man sues neighbour he paid to get wife pregnant
Chinese condoms too small for South Africans: Report
101-year-old woman evicted because son forgot to tell her to pay back taxes
Cherokees told to take back slaves' descendants
Deportation program draws more criticism
Man hounded for child support for 20 years, but it's not his kid
Files note close C.I.A. ties to Gaddafi spy unit
When
sadistic tyrants are no more
Images/Leaders of the Libyan rebellion
Posted Tuesday, September 13, 2011
A joyful day in affluent, Cambridge, Massachusetts, with no formal Haitian participation
In the Dominican Republic, a museum of repression aims to shock the conscience
Vatican named in international criminal court complaint
U.S. poverty rate, at 15 percent, is the highest since 1993
Haiti: A government of vagabonds
The U.S. economy, on the verge of a double deep recession
'Uncle Omar,' Obama's uncle quietly released from jail
Bodies of 10 Haitian migrants recovered from the ocean
Haiti forms new economic board, hopes to attract foreign direct investment
Posted Thursday, September 8, 2011
Posted Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Families feel sharp edge of state budget cuts
Gun
terror rocked Brooklyn, N.Y. famed Caribbean festival
A
male un peacekeeping soldier who detests Haitian girls but loves boys
A university degree no longer confers financial security
Posted Sunday, September 4, 2011
From the pen Dianne Wilkerson in 'great spirits'
Files note close C.I.A. ties to Qaddafi spy unit
Strauss-Kahn appears headed back to France
Posted Friday, September 2, 2011
Haiti: A very violent, dangerous place
Haitian divers hope to aid ailing reef
A
male UN peacekeeping soldier who detests Haitian girls but loves boys showing
the best of himself
As refugees from Haiti linger, Dominicans' good will fades
A Bill Clinton aide for prime minister of Haiti
U.S. scientists knew 1940s Guatemalan STD studies were unethical, panel finds
Obama's uncle is called a fugitive
NM officer caught having sex on car hood
Haitian police liberate kidnapped American
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