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• Haiti

  Earthquake victims in Haiti’s homeless camps continue decline

  There are now 320,050 people in squalid, makeshift camps in Haiti — a 79 percent drop in the population that was 1.5 million immediately after the Jan. 12, 2010 tragic earthquake.

• More changes in Haiti’s young, inexperienced government

  Haiti’s prime minister has tapped cabinet members to replace two departing ministers within days of one another.
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  Haiti

  Michèle Montas looks to Haiti's courts for justice in husband's death

  Thirteen years after her husband, famed Haitian journalist and agronomist Jean Léopold Dominique was gunned down in the courtyard of his radio station, Michèle Montas finds herself at the center of two epic cases winding through Haiti’s broken justice system.

• Haiti

  Haiti’s finance minister resigns

  Haiti’s minister of finance and economy has resigned, effective immediately.

• Caribbean

  Venezuelan oil program uncertainty fuels Caribbean concern

  Venezuela’s oil largesse has kept helped keep Caribbean economies afloat, but the results have been mixed as critics say it also has fueled less transparency especially in Haiti where foreign donors are calling into questions millions in no-bid contracts.

• The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL

  Gridlock in Haiti

  OUR OPINION: Political infighting threatens to paralyze the recovery without elections
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  Haiti

  Haiti welcomes first US brand hotel in a decade

  Best Western Premier, first U.S. brand hotel to open in Haiti in more than a decade, will welcome its first guests Thursday.

• Haiti

  Haiti Prime Minister makes Africa visit

  As several African leaders attend a conference in South Africa with leaders of the world’s five emerging economies, Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe lands in Ivory Coast to push for his nation’s integration in the African Union.
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  Haiti

  A new dawn for one of Haiti’s most notorious slums

  Haiti’s tragic earthquake and deadly cholera epidemic are changing the lives of some of its most destitute — for the better.

• Jan. 2, 2008: Victims of Duvalier regime recall life in his prisons in Haiti

  Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.

• HAITI

  A bloody political past

  Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.

• HAITI

  Spanish helicopter crashes in Haiti, 4 killed

  FOND VERRETTES, Haiti — Four soldiers died in the fiery crash of a Spanish military helicopter Friday in the rugged mountains of eastern Haiti, the United Nations said.

• ISSUES AND IDEAS

  In Haiti, funerals become eulogies for a nation

  Death in Haiti takes a twisted turn for the Miami Herald's Caribbean correspondent Jacqueline Charles.

• HAITI | EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH

  3 Idahoans accused of child trafficking in Haiti are welcomed home

  The party-like atmosphere at the Boise Airport was a cathartic culmination of 21 days of somber prayer and worry for Central Valley Baptist Church members - though they were welcoming just three of five fellow Baptists home from a Haiti jail.

• Latest developments in Haiti earthquake crisis 1/21/2010

• Suriname

  President Bouterse works to put Suriname on the map despite his murder trial

  Suriname President Desiré Bouterse is determined to put his tiny South American nation on the global map. But a long-running mass murder trial in which he and 24 others are accused of killing 15 prominent opposition leaders could derail his plans.

• Haiti's lax regulation yields unsafe buildings

  The lack of enforcement of laws and bureaucratic bickering have Haitians living, working and studying on virtual quicksand foundations.

• HAITI EARTHQUAKE

  Thousands of unidentified corpses in Haiti may be laid to rest in mass graves

  Just before dawn, the bodies began arriving -- wrapped in sheets of plastic -- and pulled off pickups and makeshift stretchers at a morgue that was already overflowing before disaster struck Tuesday evening.

• Tick tock on the President's efforts to monitor the relief efforts in Haiti

  A day-by-day account of President Barack Obama's efforts to monitor the relief efforts in Haiti.

• Day by day: Earthquake aftermath in Haiti

  TUESDAY, JAN. 12

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