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Apr 06

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Will Haitians, International Community Rally Around President-Elect?

Haitian President-elect Michel Martelly faces immense challenges when he assumes control of the impoverished country still struggling to recover from the January 2010 earthquake. Ray Suarez talks with TransAfrica Forum's Nicole Lee and the U.S. Institute of Peace's Robert McGuire…

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Apr 04

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Pop Singer to Become Haiti’s Next President, Preliminary Results Show

By Larisa Epatko

Preliminary results released Monday in Haiti's presidential run-off election show musician Michel Martelly as the winner with more than 67 percent of the vote.

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Apr 04

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News Wrap: Libyan Rebels Move on Brega as Reports Hint at Diplomatic Resolution

In other news Monday, Libyan rebels recaptured parts of Brega, the embattled oil town, as reports surfaced of a diplomatic plan for Moammar Gadhafi's sons to assume control of the country. At least 15 people were killed in Yemen when…

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Apr 04

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World Week Ahead: Ivory Coast Standoff; Haiti’s Next President

By Larisa Epatko

Tensions remain high in Ivory Coast, where the incumbent president refuses to give way to his successor, while Haiti is poised to learn who its next president will be when much-anticipated preliminary results are released Monday.

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Mar 22

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In Haiti, Next President Faces Massive Reconstruction Effort

By Larisa Epatko

In a matter of days, Haitians will learn if a pop singer or former first lady is their next president when results from Sunday's run-off vote are tallied. Either way, the incoming president faces the massive undertaking of rebuilding Haiti…

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Mar 22

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Water Woes: Japan, Haiti and Kenya Among World’s Trouble Spots

By Larisa Epatko

In northeastern Japan, where people are still sifting through wreckage from the March 11 tsunami, more than a million households are without water. While in Haiti, health workers are scrambling to stave off a cholera epidemic. Still, in other parts…

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Feb 28

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Students Use Invention to Help Haitians Get Clean Water

By Larisa Epatko

Helping an orphanage in Haiti gain access to clean water gave some high school students the chance to put their engineering know-how to good use.

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Feb 03

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News Wrap: Egypt Unrest Rattles Energy Market, Prompts Senate Hearing

In other news Thursday, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee heard testimony that unrest in Egypt has rattled energy markets but is only one factor in rising oil prices. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization reported that a 3.5…

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Jan 26

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In Chaos of Post-Earthquake Haiti, Artists Create Poetry Amid Rubble

On his recent reporting trip to Haiti, Jeffrey Brown explored the story of Haitian poets and artists surviving -- and creating -- amid the rubble of last year's earthquake.

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Jan 26

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News Wrap: House Passes Bill to Halt Public Financing for Presidential Campaigns

In other news Wednesday, the GOP-led House passed a bill that would end public financing for presidential campaigns. Republicans said it would save $617 million over 10 years. Also, the Federal Reserve said it will maintain efforts to boost the…

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