Haiti News: Photos
Here are some photos and images for Haitian articles that we publish on various Haitian blogs on the Internet especially The Haitian Internet Newlsetter.
Evency Saint Preux
Evency Saint Preux was born on October 12 1974 in Hinche Haiti.
Son of Joseph Galbeau Saint Preux and Elianie Fameux. Evency Died from a Motorcycle Accident on September 30th 2008 on West Clarkstown Road in New City NY.
He left behind his wife Marie and his children.
79th Street Immigration Building In Miami
<P>The famous Immigration Building on NE 79th Street and Biscayne Boulevard in Miami Florida will close its doors soon. </P>
<P>Read our newsletter article about it:<BR><A href="haitianinternet.com Street Immigration Building In Miami Is Closing</A></P>
<P>See pictures of the last Haitian protest in front of the 79th St Immigration building at <A href="NotTheHaitians.com&; </P>
<P>''It will be a bittersweet moment to see it gone, the building has brought a lot of hope to people -- it's reunited families. At the same time, the long-term struggle that we had to carry out there to get Haitians respected has overshadowed some of the other stuff that occurred at that building.'' (Marleine Bastien, to the Miami Herald) </P>
Pintade - Helmeted Guinea Fowl
We call this bird Pintade in Haiti but its real name is the Helmeted Guinea Fowl or Guinea Hen.
Find out why Haitians call it Pintade by visiting this link:
haitianinternet.com
Barikad Crew
Here is the official logo for Haitian Rap Kreyol group Barikad Crew
Visit the Barikad Crew fan club at
BCForLife.com
Jorge Puello, Lawyer In Haiti Missionary Case, Prostitution Ring Leader
Jorge Puello is a fugitive who had acted as the lawyer for American Baptist missionaries accused of kidnapping 33 Haitian childrenk bound for the Dominican republic after the earthquake,
Jorge Puello was arrested on human trafficking charges. he was arrested in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
In El Salvador, authorities say Jorge Puello led a prostitution ring.
Photo: AFP/Getty Images
Pa Rele-m Diaspora, Mwen Se Haitien
The Haitian Diaspora Label is considered by most as an insult, Haitians in Haiti have the tendency to call Haitians abroad "Diaspora.." Do you really know what a diaspora is?
The term diaspora refers to a permanently displaced and relocated collective.
Haitians living outside of Haiti do not like to be called Diaspora , especially when they are home, in Haiti.
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