Haiti: Aid effort facing an uphill battle
January 15, 2010 by: Africa SpeaksQuake survivors’ unrest a concern for aid workers
Chaos, desperation in Haiti’s capital as looting hampers aid
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Haiti: Aid effort facing an uphill battle
Massive US ship nears Haiti to join relief effort
Port-au-Prince airport ‘chaos’ keeps relief supplies on ground in Miami
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Gangs Armed With Machetes Loot Port-Au-Prince
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U.S. military mobilizes thousands for Haiti relief
Disaster relief in Haiti faces difficulties…
Bodies rot; Haitians mad
Patrick Cockburn: America is failing Haiti – again
The US-run aid effort for Haiti is beginning to look chillingly similar to the criminally slow and disorganised US government support for New Orleans after it was devastated by hurricane Katrina in 2005. Five years ago President Bush was famously mute and detached when the levees broke in Louisiana. By way of contrast, President Obama was promising Haitians that everything would be done for survivors within hours of the calamity.
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