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By Ardain Isma
CSMS Magazine Staff Writer
Who would believe it? A year has already gone by and it looks as if the tragedy took place yesterday. The level of suffering, its consistency, its raw ugliness, its everlasting aftershocks leave us in outright...
By Gyna Jean-Pierre
CSMS Magazine Staff Writer
Every year I try to draw the portrait of a positive outlook for Haiti. I always predict that things will get better, for it can’t get any worse than that. Each time, I come out somewhat off my predictions....
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Haiti is once again descending into chaos this morning following the unexpected results from last week presidential election. Preliminary results which were released late last night confirmed former first lady Mirlande Manigat...
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Who would believe it? It sounds like the dinosaurs and the compradors are still fighting each other for the presidential palace near downtown Port-au-Prince. It sounds like Haiti’s capital and its surrounding suburbs are...
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After a patriotic frenzy surrounded Sarodj Bertin that swept Haitian internet bloggers prior to last night Miss Universe pageant, the soiree ended in bitter disappointment when one could only—in the flicker of an eyelid—get...
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News Analysis
Wyclef’s hope of becoming the messianic leader of Haiti was dashed yesterday with the announcement of his disqualification by election officials. Reports out of Port-au-Prince confirmed that the former Fugees...
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Yesterday in the article titled Wyclef Jean running for president?, we stated that Wyclef “still holds a US passport.” But on CNN Larry king’s Live last night, Wyclef denied ever to have held a US passport. To prove his...
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In a dramatic move to put to rest last week rumors surrounding the hip-hop super star, Wyclef Jean has declared that he will formerly announce his candidacy for the next Haiti’s presidential election on Friday. It is not...
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Six months after the apocalyptic earthquake, Haiti remains a huge toxic pile with millions of its inhabitants roaming about with no permanent place to go, living nonchalantly in a no-man’s land. It’s hard to imagine that...
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In the Caribbean news this week, Haiti will be put on display this coming Saturday on France 2 and TV 5. These presentations will coincide with the 6th month of recovery effort since the Caribbean country was struck last January...