Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman kneels at the cross below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
The shadows of people praying is cast on the dusty ground of the National Cathedral. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman prays below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman prays at the steps of the National Cathedral. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
President Michel Martelly waves to his supporters as he leaves St. Christopher. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Former President Clinton, left, Prime Minister Garry Conille, First Lady Sophia Martelly, right, applaud, as President Michel Martelly, center, gives artist Michael Benjamin a standing ovation. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Shatorreia Edgecombe rests her head at the prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012. She has a sprained ankle. WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Misha Imbert, was in Haiti during the earthquake, receives communion from Brother Jason Ford at the prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012 WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Jennifer Lamy, in Haiti at the time of the earthquake, sings in the "Knightingales" during the
prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012
Students are clapping at the end of the ceremony when a staff member announced that he just received citizenship. WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Kevin Granda, Randy Schott and Christna Blanchard hold hands during the prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012
WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Misha Imbert, was in Haiti during the earthquake, during the prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012
WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Shatorreia Edgecombe rests her head at the prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012. She has a sprained ankle.
WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
Jennifer Lamy, in Haiti at the time of the earthquake, sings in the "Knightingales" during the
prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012
WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
A woman plays below the cross that was damaged during the earthquake holding pictures of family members who died two years ago. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman weeps and pray for no more earthquake, floods, misery, and any other events that might hurt the suffering nation of Haiti. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and memory of the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman weeps and pray for no more earthquake, floods, misery, and any other events that might hurt the suffering nation of Haiti. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman holds a photo of her son she lost during the earthquake as she prays. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman prays below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pray near the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Former President Clinton, left, Prime Minister Garry Conille, and President Michel Martelly talk among themselves prior to the commencement of the ceremony a honoring earthquake victims.
First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Former President Clinton, left, Prime Minister Garry Conille, and President Michel Martelly attend the commemoration ceremony.
First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitian special forces stands guard on the hillside. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
President MIchel Martelly, right, speaks at the commemorative ceremony for January 12th Earthquake. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
President MIchel Martelly speaks at the commemorative ceremony for January 12th Earthquake. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Large group of President Martelly supporters stand on the hill to watch the commemorative ceremony for victims of January 12th Earthquake. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
President Michel Martelly, far right, and members of Orchestra of St. Trinity, bow the heads for a moment of silence. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
President Michel Martelly bends down to place a tree seedling into the ground in memory of victims of the January 12th Earthquake. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Former President Clinton, Prime Minister Garry Conille, President Michel Martelly and other distinguished guests attend commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
January 12, 2012-The Haitian community and others hold a rememberance of Haiti's Earthquake, and hold a ribbon-cutting naming Northwest 54th street,'Father Gerard Jean-Juste Boulevard'. This was an observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. Serge Adouazin of Miami, carries the Haitian flag and a portriat of Father Gerard Jean-Juste as he prepares to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony. C.W. GRIFFIN / Miami Herald Staff
January 12, 2012-The Haitian community and others hold a rememberance of Haiti's Earthquake, and hold a ribbon-cutting naming Northwest 54th street,'Father Gerard Jean-Juste Boulevard'. This was an observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. Jean Robert La Fortune,Andre Pierre, Jean Monestine and Merleine Bastien rejoice after cutting the ribbon on 'Father Gerard Jean-Juste Boulevard'. C.W. GRIFFIN / Miami Herald Staff
January 12, 2012-The Haitian community and others hold a rememberance of Haiti's Earthquake, and hold a ribbon-cutting naming Northwest 54th street,'Father Gerard Jean-Juste Boulevard'. This was an observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. Jean Robert Lafortune and Joseph Pierre carry a reef at the head of a procession honoring Father Gerard Jean-Juste from Nw 54th street to be placed at NW 62nd street. C.W. GRIFFIN / Miami Herald Staff
January 12, 2012-The Haitian community and others hold a rememberance of Haiti's Earthquake, and hold a ribbon-cutting naming Northwest 54th street,'Father Gerard Jean-Juste Boulevard'. This was an observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti.Charlie Lacivre of miami rejoices after recieving a poster bearing the photo of Father Gerard Jean-Juste. C.W. GRIFFIN / Miami Herald Staff
Jean Claude Duvalier attends the commemorative ceremony for the January 12th Earthquake. Former President Clinton, Jean Claude Duvailier, President Michel Martelly, First Lady Sophia Martelly, and other distinguished guests attended commemoration ceremony at St. Christopher the site of the mass graves where many earthquake victims were buried Thursday January 12, 2012 in St. Christopher near Titanyen, Haiti, CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman kneels at the cross below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman prays at the steps of the National Cathedral. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman plays below the cross that was damaged during the earthquake holding pictures of family members who died two years ago. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman weeps and pray for no more earthquake, floods, misery, and any other events that might hurt the suffering nation of Haiti. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and memory of the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman weeps and pray for no more earthquake, floods, misery, and any other events that might hurt the suffering nation of Haiti. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman holds a photo of her son she lost during the earthquake as she prays. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman prays below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pass the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Woman prays below the cross that remained in tact after the earthquake. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Jennifer Lamy, in Haiti at the time of the earthquake, sings in the "Knightingales" during the
prayer service at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School in observance on the second anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, this Thursday, January 12, 2012
Students are clapping at the end of the ceremony when a staff member announced that he just received citizenship. WALTER MICHOT / Miami Herald Staff
The shadows of people praying is cast on the dusty ground of the National Cathedral. Haitians visited the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and remember the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visit the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral to pray and honor the lives of love ones lost during the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitians visiting the heavy damaged Notre Dame "National" Cathedral pray near the large portraits of living Haitian displayed throughout the interior of National Cathedral as the nation reflects and commemorates the lives lost in the January 12th Earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
The sun sets on the cross at St. Christopher in Titanyen where thousands of victims were buried in mass graves. Preparations were made for the two-year anniversary of the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake as workers built stands and monuments in Titanyen, Haiti, on January 10, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Philippe Dodard, artist and director of the memorial at St. Christopher, photographs the sunset through the commemorative cross in Titanyen where thousands of victims were buried in mass graves. Preparations were made for the two-year anniversary of the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake as workers built stands and monuments in Titanyen, Haiti, on January 10, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Workers build stands and monuments at St. Christopher, the site of a mass grave for victims as preparations are made for the two-year anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in Haiti in Titanyen, January 10, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A smokey "X" left by airline jets marks the evening sky as preparations are made for the two-year anniversary of the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti. Workers build stands and monuments at St. Christopher, the site of a mass grave of earthquake victims, in Titanyen, Haiti, on January 10, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Preparations are made for the commemoration of the two-year anniversary of the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake as workers built stands and monuments in Titanyen, Haiti, on January 10, 2012. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A girl stands near adults who are in line to receive hygiene kits. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A little girl takes a break from sweeping the dirt floor. She is one of many children living in camps with lack of clean water. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman washes clothes as community health workers distribute hygiene kits in assurance that inhabitants have access to clean water. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman washes clothes as community health workers distribute hygiene kits in assurance that inhabitants have access to clean water. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A woman runs toward the community health workers, who are distributing hygiene kits. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Boys play soccer with a basketball in a squatter camp on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12, 2010 earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Community health worker Junior St. Jean, right, lifts several hygiene kits to be distributed to heads of household. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12, 2010, earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Community health worker Makenzi Douze, right, tries to get a girl to smile after giving her mother a hygiene kit. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12, 2010, earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A little girl stands near adults who are in line to receive hygiene kits. In partnership with St. Francois de Sales hospital, AmeriCares distributed 50 hygiene kits to earthquake victims on the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12, 2010, earthquake in the Cazeau section of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Program associate Jemps Civil, center, goes over the items inside the hygiene kit with earthquake survivor Marie Michelle, 25, right. More than 50 families are living in tents in the area, which is under-served by relief programs CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters participate in a peaceful demonstration near the Haitian Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters participate in a peaceful demonstration near the Haitian Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters participate in a peaceful demonstration near the Haitian Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A protester holds her sign during a peaceful demonstration outside Haitian Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Thousands of demonstrators march the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitian Police's special force keeps an eye on protesters near the grounds of Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters stand outside the gate of Parliament after not being allowed to enter the compound. Several protestors were given access to talk to government officials. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters stand outside the gate of Parliament after not being allowed to enter the compound. However, a small group was allowed access to government officials. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Protesters stand outside the gate of Parliament after not being allowed to enter the compound. However, a small group was allowed access to government officials. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A demonstrator, center, shouts out his demand for jobs during a protest march outside of Haitian Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
A Haitian senator, right, walks with a protester. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Holding a list of demands, a Haitian senator, center, listens closely to the plea of protesters outside Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Haitian Police's special force keeps an eye on protestors near the grounds of Parliament. Thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Port-au-Prince demanding jobs, equality and housing as they made their way toward the Haitian Parliament on January 11, 2012, the eve of the second anniversary of the January 12 earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
Workers wash the exterior windows of Digicel's office in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on January 11, 2012, the eve of the two-year anniversary of the earthquake. CARL JUSTE / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
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