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By BRADLEY KLAPPER The Associated Press Friday, January 7, 2011; 4:36 PM WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Friday it could support throwing out the…

In the dim late afternoon light, seeping through an upstairs window, the scars of ant bites are clearly visible on the back of a small…

Haiti’s earthquake was one of the deadliest natural disasters suffered by mankind in modern times Haitian journalist Andy Limontas looks back on a year in…

The failure of the OAS-Caricom mission… Wednesday 5 January 2011 By James Morrell * Submitted to AlterPresse The electoral crisis that has now prompted the…

THE World Health Organization will start vaccinating in April to help stem the cholera epidemic in Haiti, which has killed over 3300. The vaccine hasn’t…

Betsie Gallardo. Photo courtesy of the family.  BY DANIEL CHANG dchang@MiamiHerald.com A 27-year-old Haitian-born woman dying of cancer in a Broward state prison will be…

Liberation.fr/ Mercredi 05 janvier 2011 Haïti. Ripailles de ripoux grand angle En 2008, à Port-de-Paix, des policiers et des magistrats tombent sur le magot d’un…

January 12 marks the first anniversary of Haiti’s great earthquake, and the end of the worst year in the country’s history, which is saying something….

Vietnamese telco Viettel has revealed in a press release that its subsidiary in Haiti, National Telecom (Natcom, formerly Teleco), successfully completed its first international voice…

In his Independence message, President Préval warned that the political impasse, the earthquake that hit a year ago, and the ongoing cholera outbreak have put…

January 1, 2011 President Rene Preval, and his wife attended the annual Independence Day celebration in Gonaives. Those watching the event, on National Television, wondered…

By Le Temps interviews Ricardo Seitenfus. Translated for Axis of Logic by Dady Chery. Axis of Logic Monday, Jan 3, 2011 Soldiers of the heavily…

Ricardo Seitenfus claims coup against Préval was suggested By Fabrícia Peixoto The representative of the Organization of American States in Haiti for two years, Brazilian…

By Myron Echenberg Myron Echenberg is Professor Emeritus of History at McGill University and the author of “Africa in the Time of Cholera: A History…

Art. 81.- Lorsque, par attroupement, voies de fait ou menaces, on aura empêché un ou plusieurs citoyens d’exercer leurs droits politiques, chacun des coupables sera…

LEMONDE.FR | 31.12.10 | 09h29 Il y a près d’un an, le tremblement de terre du mardi 12 janvier détruisait la capitale haïtienne et plusieurs…

By Stephen Lendman Haiti’s Elections: Illegitimately Recounting Fraud – by Stephen Lendman Haiti’s November 28 elections were irremediably fraudulent, farcical and outrageous. The entire process…

The curious case of Paul Waggoner, who ferried medical supplies, highlights an uneasiness between foreigners and locals in post-quake, cholera-infected Haiti. BY TRENTON DANIEL tdaniel@MiamiHerald.com…

Press Statement Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State Washington, DC December 30, 2010 On behalf of President Obama and the people of United States, I…

Election Outcome In Doubt For Immediate Release: December 30, 2010 Contact: Dan Beeton, 202-256-6116 Washington, D.C.- An independent recount and review of 11,171 tally sheets from…