On January 25, U.S. Embassy Port-au-Prince’s Haiti Stabilization Initiative (HSI), the innovative stabilization and reconstruction project, launched an important rehabilitation projects to benefit the quake-ravaged areas of Martissant. On March 25, 2010, US Ambassador to Haiti Kenneth H. Merten and deputy mayors of Port-au-Prince Nadège Joachim Augustin and Guercy Mouscardi visited the work site...
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Nou Choisi Jean Hervé Charles Pou Président d’Haiti: 2011- 2016 Pou reconstrui pays la - ½ million dollars pou chak section rurale - 1 million dollars pou chak commune - 10 million dollars pou chak grand ville - 2 billion dollars pou rebati Port au Prince Et ça ce troket la! Charge la deye!...
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Former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton visited Haiti on Monday in their roles as co-chairs of the US relief effort there. Dozens of Haitians took part in a protest in the capital Port-au-Prince to denounce the former presidents’ policies toward Haiti while in office. Bush cut off desperately needed aid to Haiti...
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The President’s request for FY 2010 supplemental funding for Haiti has just been submitted to the Congress For more details click here: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/assets/budget_amendments/amendment_03_24_10.pdf Fact Sheet FY 2010 Haiti Supplemental Department of State and USAID The magnitude 7.3 earthquake that occurred in Haiti on January 12, 2010 was the most powerful earthquake to strike the...
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By Cecilia Kang Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, March 24, 2010 The earthquake that devastated Haiti also destroyed the nation’s feeble network for phones and Internet service. Except for cellphones, the population was largely cut off from communication. But out of the rubble, one U.S. wireless industry pioneer sees opportunity. John Stanton, founder of...
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