Two years on and Haitians still bear the brunt of slow aid
United Nations figures show that only $2.38-billion of $4.5-billion pledged has been sent to Haiti where a 2010 earthquake killed 300 000 people.
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Two years on and Haiti still floundering
Haiti is trapped in a grim scene frozen in time two years after Haiti's earthquake disaster which killed between 200 000 and 300 000 people.
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Will 'Baby Doc' Duvalier ever face justice in Haiti?
Legal investigation into brutal 15-year rule stalls while Amnesty International report says the former dictator lives in luxury.
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'Sweet Mickey' takes oath as Haiti's president
Michel Martelly, a charismatic singer with no government experience, was sworn in as Haiti's president on Saturday.
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Haiti's Martelly to be sworn in as president
Michel Martelly faces a mammoth task after he is sworn as Haiti's new president on Saturday, inheriting a shattered Caribbean nation.
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Outsider Martelly sweeps Haiti's presidential election
Michel Martelly, a shaven-headed singer and political outsider, won Haiti's presidential election in a landslide victory.
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Singer Martelly tipped to win in Haiti
Partial results suggested Monday that carnival singer Michel Martelly was on course for a landslide win in Haiti's presidential run-off election.
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Troubled Haiti wins praise for calm election
Haiti won plaudits for holding a calm and relatively peaceful presidential run-off on Monday as partial results suggested Michel Martelly could win.
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Haitians face crucial choice in presidential run-off
Haitian voters prepare on Sunday to choose between a popular singer and a former first lady as the quake-ravaged country's next leader.
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Aristide exile ends with rapturous welcome home
Seven years after he was ousted in rebellion, former president arrives on election eve talking of Haitians' plight.
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