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Some Latino-Dominicans in Santo Domingo of the Dominican Republic and here in the United States such as Boston, Rhode Island, New York or Florida admitted that they hate the Haitian people from Port-Au-Prince for their slavery and slaughtering of poor innocent Dominicans and in the U.S. going way back through history time after when the country of Haiti won their independence on January 1st 1804; and the Dominican Republic winning their independence on February 27th 1844.

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Governor General Michaelle Jean, Canada’s first Black Governor General, speaks on Jan. 13, 2010 about the crisis in Haiti following its earthquake. (Photograph by: Blair Gable, Reuters)

OTTAWA — Governor General Michaelle Jean will travel to her native Haiti next Monday for a two-day visit of the devastated country that was rocked by a powerful earthquake on Jan. 12.

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A Haitian judge says he will likely order the release of the last two Americans detained for trying to take 33 children out of the country after the earthquake.

Judge Bernard Saint-Vil tells The Associated Press he expects to resolve the case after a hearing Tuesday.

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