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Mar 20

Caribbean artists remember poet Derek Walcott

By Elizabeth Flock

A Caribbean street photographer, poets, and other writers remember Derek Walcott, a Nobel laureate and Caribbean poet and playwright who died Friday.

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Dec 23

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Tijuana welcomes Haitian immigrants stuck at U.S.-Mexico border

By PBS News Hour

In the wake of late September’s Hurricane Matthew, Haitians are increasingly desperate to reach the United States, which has recently reinstated deportations to Haiti for the first time since 2010's earthquake. But residents of Tijuana, Mexico, are showing an unusual…

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Dec 01

Banana exporter Jovenel Moise wins Haiti’s presidential election

By News Desk

Jovenel Moise, known as “Banana Man” because he exports produce, won Haiti’s Nov. 20 presidential election with more than half of the vote, said Haiti’s electoral council this week.

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Oct 28

In Haiti, are 1 million doses of cholera vaccine enough to stop an outbreak?

By Larisa Epatko

When Hurricane Matthew steamrolled southern Haiti earlier this month, it wiped out houses, bridges and roads. It also decimated sanitation systems, putting the Caribbean island nation at risk of worsening cholera outbreaks.

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Oct 11

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News Wrap: Receding waters reveal ruinous hurricane damage

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, the death toll of Hurricane Matthew rose to 30 in the United States, half from North Carolina. There are also rising concerns about disease in hard-hit Haiti. Also, Russian jets resumed heavy bombing of Aleppo,…

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Oct 11

Photos: Cholera outbreaks feared after hurricane hits Haiti

By Larisa Epatko

As Haiti began rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, aid groups worried that cholera and other diseases would quickly spread in the flood waters. The Caribbean island nation has battled cholera for six years, but conditions following the hurricane could…

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Oct 08

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Haiti reeling after Hurricane Matthew destruction

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The island of Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has borne the brunt of damage from Hurricane Matthew. Nearly 900 people have been killed by the storm, and thousands more have been displaced. Journalist Ingrid Arneson joins William…

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Oct 08

Hurricane Matthew downgraded after Florida, still flooding Carolinas

By Kamala Kelkar

A weakening Hurricane Matthew hit South Carolina on Saturday and continued to inundate coastal areas with floods.

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Oct 07

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After devastating Haiti, Hurricane Matthew threatens Florida

By PBS News Hour

Three days after Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti, the death toll is above 800 and expected to rise sharply as rescue teams reach the hard-hit southwestern peninsula. So far, the eye of the storm has skirted Florida’s coast, but Gov. Rick…

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Oct 06

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Nearly 2 million warned to flee destructive Hurricane Matthew in the U.S.

By PBS News Hour

Hurricane Matthew has caused the deaths of 140 people, mostly in Haiti, and that toll is expected to rise. Aid workers who have been able to reach the most heavily damaged areas report near-total losses. The U.S. mainland is the…

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