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12 Jan 2012: Aaron Akinyemi: Two years after Haiti's earthquake, the government is stepping up help for displaced people and working with the private sector to kickstart the economy
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11 Jan 2012:
UN figures show that only $2.38bn of $4.5bn pledged has been sent to nation where 2010 natural disaster killed 300,000 people
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20 Dec 2011:
Mark Weisbrot: Despite overwhelming evidence, the UN has still not taken responsibility for the cholera disaster in Haiti
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20 Dec 2011: Letters: There are millions of Women of the Year out there – year after lifelong year
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13 Dec 2011: Migrants make dangerous journey looking for work but they arrive to find squalid camps and no legal status
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30 Nov 2011:
Response: We are doing what we can to protect women and girls despite a lack of resources, says Mariano Fernández
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Gallery (10 pictures), 7 Nov 2011:
Since the outbreak of a cholera epidemic in Haiti in October 2010, international funds and aid efforts have helped to curb the spread of the disease. However, the International Medical Corps, which is leading the cholera response in the country, warns that reductions in funds and services could lead cholera cases to rise again
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7 Nov 2011:
Sean Casey: Success in tackling Haiti's cholera epidemic is fragile. If funding from international donors is cut and services close, infections and death rates will rise
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