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• Racial Disparities Persist As Drug Arrests Rise
• Blocking The Transmission Of Violence
• Fewer Immigrants Send Money Home
• Inmate Count In U.S. Dwarfs Other Nations'
• For Haiti's Jobless, No Cost To Play. But Losers Pay
• Pope Speaks Up For Immigrants, Touching A Nerve
• When The Ex Writes A Blog, The Dirtiest Laundry Is Aired
• Why Food Is In Crisis - And What To Do About It
• Across Globe, Empty Bellies Bring Rising Anger
• Massachusetts Average Income By Zipcode From 2001-2005
• Fewer Options Open To Pay For Costs Of College
• Can The Cellphone Help End Global Poverty?
• Perfectly Legal Immigrants, Until They Applied For Citisenzhip
• To Join One Of Central America's Fierce Street Gangs A Young Woman Had To Have Sex With A Dozen Or So Of Her Homeboys
• A U.S.- Trained Entrepreneur Becomes Voodoo's Pope
• Also Haiti, Worrying About An American Recession, Inflation And Venezuelan Aid
• As Jobs Vanish And Prices Rise, Food Stamp Use Nears Record
• Thieves Leave Cars, But Take Catalytic Converters
• The Hunt For Health Insurance For Those Who Are Self-Employed
• A Political Comeback: Supply-Side Economics
• Qualified Borrowers Face Credit Squeeze
• Haiti's Poverty Stirs Nostalgia For Old Ghosts
• Gap In Life Expectancy Widens For The Nation
• Renowed Mutinous Haitian Coast Guard Commander Octave Cayard's Nephew Is Placed In Tight Handcuffs On Grand Theft And Racketeering Charges
• Transcript Of Barack Obama's Unprecedented Speech On Race And Politics In America
• Millions Of Muslims Think Shiriah Means The Rule Of Law. Could They Be Right?
• U.S. Imprisons One In 100 Adults, Report Finds
• Cheap Cocaine Floods A Slum In Argentina, Devouring Lives
• Higher Education Gap May Slow Economic Mobility
• Feud Leaves Haiti Hospital Half-Built
• Haiti's Absolute Scarcity Of Agricultural, Its Multiplying Effect, After Efforts To Halt Deforestation Falter
• Mortgage Crisis Spreads Past Subprime Loans
• Kenya's Middle Class Feeling Sting Of Violence
• With Economy Fitful, Americans Are Starting To Pay As They Go
• Power Cuts Imperil South Africa's Strong Growth
• Waving Goodbye To Hegemony
• The Education Of Ben Bernanke: Banks won't lend money. Oil has reached $100 a barrel. Unemployment is up. What's a Federal Reserve chief to do?
• Man Who Claims To Be An Air Force Gen., A NASA Scientist, Hold Two Master's Degrees Has Three CoWives, One Girlfriend, The Latter For Nearly 20 Years
• Broker's Clients Detail Web Of Dashed Dreams
• Facing Deportation But Clinging To Life In U.S.
• Haiti Makes Strides In Modernizing Police Force
• Law Makes Debt Relief Harder For Homeowners
• Deportees With No Criminal Past Grow
• Why Haitians Must Loudly Also Call For Placing 'Baby Doc' Duvalier In Tight Handcuffs, Post-Humoustly Putting "Papa Doc' Duvalier On Trial As Well
• Penalty Could Exceed $900 For Refusing To Obtain Insurance Under Massachusetts Mandatory Healthcare Law
• In Prison, Toddlers Serve Time With Mom
• HAITI: Jan. 1, 1804, Jan. 1, 2008, A 204-Year Of Birth, Marked By Occupations, Blanket Suffocating Poverty, Dictatorship, Kleptocracy
• A Global Trek To Poor Nations, From Poorer Ones, Including Dirt-Poor Haiti
• Professor Cites Bible In Faulting Tax Policies
• Two Gangs, Two Prisons Devoted Exclusively To Their Members, One For Each Gang

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born illegitimately to a French merchant in Haiti.

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

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Haiti press freedom - Annual report 2002

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