La Nouvelliste: Haïti: Le site « Counterpunch » a publié un article coup de poing titré « Haïti après le séisme », le mardi 3 janvier 2012. Plein de chiffres et de références documentées, le papier fournit des détails sur la destination et sur l’utilisation de l’aide, presque deux ans après cette catastrophe majeure...
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By STEPHANIE STROM NY Times.com PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Almost two years after an earthquake ravaged this city, some half a million people are still living in filthy tents, cholera has infected a similar number across the country and the president works from a flimsy prefab structure behind the still crumpled Presidential Palace. Denis O’Brien,...
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Days after the earthquake killed their little girl and destroyed much of their house, Meristin Florival and his family pitched a makeshift tent on a hill in the Haitian capital and called it home. Two years later they’re still there, living without drains, running water or electricity. AP FILE PHOTOS This...
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, – President Michel Martelly received a request from Haiti’s largest tax payer, Digicel, who’s Chief Executive Officer, Denis O’Brien, appealed for an audit of the National Fund for Education that would amount to millions of the Haitian Diaspora’s money. In a New York Times article, O’Brien said he was warned by his senior...
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