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Haiti In The News- Rick Ross Gets Rock Star Love in Beloved Haiti. (DimeWars) December 18, 2009Rick Ross Gets Rock Star Love in Beloved Haiti. RICK ROSS aka “THE BOSS” performing in Haiti in front of an audience of over half a million people as apart of the STARFEST MUSIC FESTIVAL series.
- Haiti is converting garbage into energy to slow deforestation (McClatchy Washington Bureau) December 18, 2009Ginette Sejour will tell you scouring through other people's garbage is a dirty, smelly way to make a living.
- Pack meals for children in Haiti (The Savage Pacer) December 17, 2009The MobilePack for Feed My Starving Children is coming to Friendship Church’s Prior Lake campus, 17741 Fairlawn Ave., Friday and Saturday, Jan. 8 and 9. Gather family and friends to pack meals for starving children in Haiti. Children in grades three and up can participate, with restrictions on the adult/student ratio. To sign up for a two-hour time slot or t […]
- Aristide supporters protest election ban in Haiti (Reuters via Yahoo! News) December 17, 2009Supporters of former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide marched through Port-au-Prince on Wednesday calling for his return from exile and protesting his party's exclusion from upcoming elections.
- Media Advisory: Governor General Meets With the Prime Minister of the Republic of Haiti (Marketwire) December 16, 2009OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 16, 2009) - Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, will meet with His Excellency Jean-Max Bellerive, Prime Minister of the Republic of Haiti, during his visit to Canada. The meeting will take place on Thursday, December 17, 2009, at 9:00 a.m., at Rideau Hall. Accredited media wishin […]
- Ready to Rumble in Haiti (Fightnews.com) December 17, 2009With all 18 boxers present and members of the international press on hand, Haitian promoter Jacques Deschamps gave the last press conference before his upcoming boxing card on Friday, one in which two regional titles will be disputed.
- Video: The school of hope in Deppe, Haiti (Windsor Star) December 17, 2009For a charity rocked by scandal, Deppe is a new beginning.
- Miami-Dade students put heart and sole into gift for Haiti (Miami Herald) December 15, 2009It's tough to walk barefoot on dirt roads lined with broken glass, scrap metal and trash. The children in Cite Soleil, Haiti, risk injury each time they walk on the unkempt streets without shoes.
- Pitcher Joaquin Benoit, PADF Team Up to Send a Much-Needed Christmas Present to Haiti's Hospitals (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News) December 17, 2009WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Major League Baseball pitcher and former Texas Rangers Joaquin Benoit is adding new meaning to the word "relief" this Christmas for thousands of Haitians.
- Haiti turning garbage into energy (Miami Herald) December 17, 2009Ginette Sejour will tell you scouring through other people's garbage is a dirty, smelly way to make a living. But six days a week, this mother of seven and dozens of others trek through a slum once controlled by gangs, and arrive at a garbage processing plant where they spend the day sorting glass from metal, and plastic from paper.
- Rick Ross Gets Rock Star Love in Beloved Haiti. (DimeWars) December 18, 2009
- BBC Caribbean News
- Stronger hurricanes a Caribbean reality Warmer temperatures, coastal damage, more intensive hurricanes - the Caribbean story being told in Copenhagen.http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/caribbean/
- BBC Caribbean News in BriefDominican voters going to the polls, St Vincent says it'll suffer under new EU/Latin American banana deal.http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/caribbean/
- Forum: Discipline in schoolAs Jamaica considers banning corporal punishment, we ask what form of discipline best works in schools?http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/caribbean/
- Caribbean's climate concernsA series of lectures in Guyana consider the impact on the Caribbean and action needed to combat climate change.http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/caribbean/
- Caribbean urged to keep up HIV fight As Caribbean countries are warned against complacency, a mother living with HIV tells BBC Caribbean how she and her family are coping.http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/caribbean/
- Stronger hurricanes a Caribbean reality
- NPR World News
- Google Loses Copyright Case In France December 18, 2009A Paris court rules that the U.S. Internet giant is breaking French law with its policy of digitizing books, handing the company a $14,300-a-day fine until it rids its database of the literary extracts.
- Obama: Imperfect Climate Pact Is Better Than None December 18, 2009The president tells the U.N. climate summit in Copenhagen that America is setting an example of bold action and other nations must follow or see the world suffer catastrophic effects — even as he acknowledges that some nations feel the United States is not doing enough.
- Obama: Danger Of Climate Change Grows December 18, 2009The clock is winding down on the climate conference in Copenhagen, and there is no deal on the table. President Obama told the gathering that while nothing gets done, "the danger of climate change grows until it is irreversible."
- Drug King Pin Dies In Battle With Mexican Soldiers December 18, 2009Mexican troops have scored one of their biggest victories to date in their war on drug cartels. In a more than two-hour battle, Mexican troops killed the boss of drug bosses, Arturo Beltran Leyva. Observers fear Leyva's death will lead to more killings as others battle for control of the cartel.
- Climate Conference Winding Down In Copehagen December 18, 2009With President Barack Obama and other world leaders arriving in Copenhagen, negotiators have been working through the night to craft a political declaration for Friday's climate summit.
- Google Loses Copyright Case In France December 18, 2009
- Miami Herald
- Haiti turning garbage into energy December 17, 2009Ginette Sejour will tell you scouring through other people's garbage is a dirty, smelly way to make a living. But six days a week, this mother of seven and dozens of others trek through a slum once controlled by gangs, and arrive at a garbage processing plant where they spend the day sorting glass from metal, and plastic from paper.
- Haiti turning garbage into energy December 17, 2009Ginette Sejour will tell you scouring through other people's garbage is a dirty, smelly way to make a living. But six days a week, this mother of seven and dozens of others trek through a slum once controlled by gangs, and arrive at a garbage processing plant where they spend the day sorting glass from metal, and plastic from paper.
- Reggae star Buju Banton to be transferred to Tampa in drug case December 16, 2009Jamaican reggae star Buju Banton agreed Wednesday to be transferred from Miami to Tampa, where he faces federal drug charges. Banton, whose real name is Mark Anthony Myrie, is accused along with two others of allegedly attempting to buy more than five kilograms of cocaine from an undercover law enforcement officer in Sarasota last week. Banton was arrested T […]
- For reggae icon Buju Banton, a cloudy future December 15, 2009Internationally known reggae star. Gay basher. Grammy nominee. And now accused drug trafficker. As news of the drug arrest of Jamaican artist Buju Banton rocked the reggae world and burned up U.S. urban blogs, one word described the reaction in Miami and his Caribbean homeland: Shock.
- Former Haitian official appears in Miami federal court December 15, 2009A former Haitian government official charged in a telecom bribery scheme involving Haiti's state-owned telecommunications company must come up with $100,000 if he hopes to be released from a federal detention center in Miami, a judge ordered Monday. Robert Antoine, who has homes in Miami and Haiti, was extradited from Port-au-Prince Saturday after being […]
- Electoral frustrations threaten Haiti vote December 10, 2009Opposition groups are threatening to disrupt Haiti's upcoming legislative contests over allegations that election officials are stacking the deck in favor of President Rene Preval's party in a bid to boost executive power.
- Caribbean prepares for a potential H1N1 outbreak December 8, 2009Measures to contain the H1N1 flu virus -- or swine flu -- have become even more important as the Caribbean enters the high tourist season this month.
- Haitian leader René Préval is on his honeymoon December 7, 2009Ladies, René Préval is no longer a bachelor.
- Italian journalist fatally shot at Haitian bank December 7, 2009An Italian journalist was mortally wounded by gunmen who may have tried to rob him outside a bank in Haiti's capital, Haitian media reported Sunday.
- Hoteliers lead investment charge in `Haiti of tomorrow' December 5, 2009Within the elegant brick walls of the new hillside Oasis, locals dine on lobster, sip $300-a-bottle Dom Perignon, then relax in a sleek lounge.
- Haiti turning garbage into energy December 17, 2009
- AP World News
- Obama, other leaders meet again at climate summit December 18, 2009COPENHAGEN (AP) -- President Barack Obama and world leaders are holding another impromptu meeting in search of a climate deal....By JENNIFER LOVEN
- Iraqi official: Iranians seized Iraqi oil well December 18, 2009BAGHDAD (AP) -- Iraq's deputy foreign minister says Iranian troops have seized an oil well in southern Iraq along their disputed border....By SAMEER N. YOCOUB
- Suicide bomber near NW Pakistan mosque kills 10 December 18, 2009ISLAMABAD (AP) -- A suicide car bomber detonated his explosives near a mosque inside a police compound in northwestern Pakistan on Friday, killing 10 people in the latest attack by suspected Taliban militants waging war against the government....By MUNIR AHMAD
- Afghan officials: Karzai to keep half his Cabinet December 18, 2009KABUL (AP) -- Facing intense pressure to reform, President Hamid Karzai plans to replace heads of two ministries linked to corruption while retaining several others favored by the West, Afghan officials said Friday. The lineup is an apparent bid to balance U.S. demands and appease local power bosses who helped him win re-election....By AMIR SHAH
- Iran making new model centrifuges for nuke program December 18, 2009TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran's nuclear chief said Friday the country has started making more efficient centrifuge models that it plans to put in use by early 2011 - a statement that underscores Tehran's defiance and adds to international concerns over its nuclear ambitions....By ALI AKBAR DAREINI
- Obama, other leaders meet again at climate summit December 18, 2009
