Haiti

Rand Paul Restored Eyesight To Haitians While Most 2016 Candidates Ate Pork On A Stick

"In the operating room, there are no politics."
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College French Class Creates Custom Children’s Books To Fill Shelves Of Haiti School

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State Department Cautiously Criticizes Dominican Deportations

A mild rebuke from the Obama administration isn’t doing it for many activists.
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Haiti's First Election In Four Years Rocked With Violence And Low Turnout

Haiti's parliament dissolved in January after scheduled legislative elections in 2011 and 2014 were canceled.
By Peter Granitz, Reuters

The Dominican Foreign Minister Went To NJ To Stop A Resolution

The Dominican Republic is highly sensitive to criticism of its decision to denationalize Dominicans born to undocumented parents.
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5 Years After Haiti Earthquake, Homeless Turn Abandoned Buildings Into Homes

By REBECCA BLACKWELL, AP

Black Activists Pressure Obama To Defend Stateless Dominicans

Groups accuse U.S. officials of ignoring a racially motivated human rights crisis just off its shores.
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Red Cross May Not Even Know Where Nearly $500 Million In Haiti Donations Went

By Justin Elliott and Laura Sullivan, ProPublica and NPR

A Glimpse Of An Everyday Struggle Among Haiti's Health Care Workers

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Bill Clinton Is Sorry For A Lot Of Things

Here are some of the mistakes he keeps apologizing for.
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