We have started to collect the most important news related to Haiti in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Fishermen spot the migrants' boat adrift in the Caribbean sea and tow it to safety.
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The boat was carrying people back from the port of Saint-Louis-du-Nord to Tortuga island.
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Haiti has barely 60 ventilators for 11 million people, and a limited number of doctors who can operate them.
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Barricades are erected in Port-au-Prince amid unrest by police officers over working conditions.
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The Haitian-American model was an advocate for women of colour and disabled women in fashion.
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Andres Martinez Casares describes how he reacted as a senator started shooting outside parliament.
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Activists have taken to the streets in Haiti's capital to protest about what they say is government corruption.
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The Caribbean nation, famed for its vibrant art, is home to a bold and progressive slew of designers
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Why agronomy students in Haiti want to plant 1.5 million trees in the deforested country.
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Children in northern Haiti are finding more than just dance lessons at this school with a difference.
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The government's new economic and anti-corruption measures fail to stop new opposition protests.
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Twenty-eight bodies are recovered after the rescue of 17 survivors following the sinking of their boat.
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The Haitian-Japanese tennis player's appearance in an advert sparks a conversation over race in Japan.
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How environmental campaigners battled to stop the Khian Sea from dumping America's hazardous waste in Haiti
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Haiti residents are trying to cope after a powerful earthquake that struck the nation on Saturday.
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Haitian Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant says the country's president has accepted his resignation.
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A rare glimpse of life inside Jalousie, one of Haiti’s largest slum communities.
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Oxfam says it "understands" the decision, adding that some staff behaved "completely unacceptably".
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Several people have been arrested in in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince.
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The recruitment drive follows the announcement that the UN is leaving Haiti.
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How a project in Haiti is turning human waste into fertiliser
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A runaway bus veers into a crowd in Haiti, killing at least 34 people in Gonaives, officials say.
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Haiti's Celine Marti competes in the skiing World Championships, despite only starting training for the event three months ago.
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Jovenel Moise is questioned about alleged money laundering, but denies wrong-doing.
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