By Robert Sanchez | Daily Herald Staff
A month after Haiti was devastated by a 7.0-magnitude earthquake, Raymond Joseph returned to his native country to see the widespread destruction.
“I am not very emotional,” said Joseph, Haiti’s ambassador to the United States. “But when
Dalius Cekuolis(left) and Leo Merores(right) in New York, May 05, 2010.
On 4 May in New York, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Haiti to the United Nations Leo Merores and his counterpart from Lithuania Dalius Čekuolis signed a joint
Haiti’s leader on Monday called for an influx of international aid to organize elections this year as the impoverished Caribbean country rebuilds from the January earthquake that devastated the capital.
By Canwest News Service
QUEBEC — Quebec Premier Jean Charest said Friday he doesn’t intend to travel to Haiti and fired back at Parti Quebecois Leader Pauline Marois who is headed to the earthquake-ravaged country next week.
Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida traveled with a congressional delegation to Haiti earlier this week. She didn’t like what she saw — or rather, what she didn’t see.
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