Posted in Earthquake/CHOLERA

Mexico and CARICOM Sign Agreement on Haiti’s Reconstruction

Above: Mexico and CARICOM begin talks in Barbados Monday (CJ Photo) By Alexander Britell-Carib Journal BRIDGETOWN — Haiti’s reconstruction efforts will receive support following the…

Posted in DAILY REPORTS-Direct From Haiti

Canada approves historic life-saving stem-cell drug for children

Canada has become the first country to greenlight the world’s first approved drug that has stem cells as its active ingredient, offering hope to children…

Posted in Elections

Dominican Republic votes in tight presidential race

No major incidents and high turnout: election day in the capital, Santo Domingo People in the Dominican Republic have been voting to chose a new…

Posted in Earthquake/CHOLERA

Cheap amoebic dysentery drug ‘promising’

Cheap amoebic dysentery drug ‘promising’ By James Gallagher Health and science reporter, BBC News Entamoeba histolytica in the gut cause dysentery A cheap drug, which…

Posted in Crime/Corruption

Haiti: 2 Americans in jail charged with conspiracy

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Two Americans jailed in Haiti were charged with conspiracy for participating in a street march that pressed for the return of…

Posted in Earthquake/CHOLERA

Rising price concerns as Dominicans vote for president

All support is welcome: Hipolito Mejia is trailing in the opinion polls Two veteran politicians are contesting a poll in the Dominican Republic after a…

Posted in Elections Govt Incompentece

Nude of Canadian PM gets mixed response

A painting depicting Canada’s Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the nude on display at a public library drew condemnation and snickers in the halls…

Posted in Crime/Corruption Earthquake/CHOLERA Govt Incompentece

Haiti’s troubled peacemakers A massive wrong

Apr 27th 2012, 6:14 by The Economist online. MINUSTAH, the UN’s 9,000-member peacekeeping force in Haiti, has been blamed for a cholera outbreak there. Unfortunately,…