We have started to collect the most important news related to Haiti in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Flooding in Haiti caused by several days of torrential rain has left at least 20 people dead, officials say.
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The top UN official in Haiti warns of a sharp rise in lynchings and other mob attacks in strife-ridden Haiti.
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Survivors of a sinking in which 61 Haitian migrants died say their vessel was rammed by a Turks and Caicos patrol boat.
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At least 22 Haitians are dead and dozens are missing after their boat capsizes in the West Indies, US officials say.
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Heavy flooding in Haiti and the Dominican Republic leaves at least 11 people dead, with thousands evacuated.
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Only two survivors have so far been found after a freighter carrying 54 caught fire and sank off Haiti.
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Nick Caistor travels to Haiti where he finds his best protection against the kidnap gangs is his local driver.
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Hundreds of UN soldiers enter a Haiti slum in a big operation against gangs that sparks a major gun battle.
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Four people were killed in the Haitian capital in a recent operation by peacekeepers, the UN says.
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UN peacekeepers in Haiti set up a centre for operations against armed gangs in a Port-au-Prince slum.
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At least five Haitians die in clashes between UN troops and street gangs in a slum in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince.
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The UN appeals for $98m (£50.26m) to help Haiti recover from years of turmoil and meet humanitarian needs.
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At least seven of a dozen children kidnapped on their way to school in Haiti are returned to their families.
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A donor conference on Haiti pledges to increase efficiency in the use of funds for the country.
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Children are being subjected to rape and prostitution by UN peacekeepers in Haiti and Liberia, the BBC learns.
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Gunmen in Haiti shoot dead two Jordanian peacekeepers amid growing local opposition to the UN force.
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Haiti is ranked as the most corrupt country in the world by Transparency International.
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The US announces a partial end to its arms embargo on Haiti, to allow the country to equip its police force.
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Visiting UN head Kofi Annan calls for a 12-month extension to the UN peacekeeping force in Haiti.
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Haitian former Prime Minister Yvon Neptune is freed after serving more than two years in jail without trial.
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International donors pledge $750m in aid to Haiti to help the country's economic recovery over the next year.
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Fierce clashes take place between UN troops and gunmen in the Haiti capital, reports say.
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Thousands protest in Haiti's capital for the return of exiled former president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
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Haiti's new government, led by PM Jacques-Edouard Alexis, takes office after a gap of two years.
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