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| Eco- and Adventure Tourism. Since before Columbus, Haiti has appealed to the adventurous explorer in all of us. It is therefore no wonder that certain unique kinds of environmental, cultural, adventure and historical tourism have begun to develop in Haiti. When at Dame Marie and further down the coast in Anse d'Hainault, you get the distinct impression that you are at the end of the earth. And you are. Hiking outside these towns you are as remote and cut off from the digital world as you would be in Timbuktu. |
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• Amy Winehouse shells out £32k to fly friends to Caribbean
London, January 6 : Amy Winehouse reportedly shelled out 32,000 pounds to fly friends to soak up the sun with her in the Caribbean.
• As 600 Haitians occupy church, Jesuit priest slams the Dominican Government
DAJABON.- Monday’s occupation of the Catholic church Nuestra Señora del Rosario of around 600 undocumented Haitians who work in farms and other industries seeks to legalize their permanence in the ...
• Emergency medicine in the Caribbean grapples with change
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (BGIS): Emergency medicine in the region is being forced to undergo change. This was the central theme of the keynote address delivered on Monday by Minister of Health, Donville I...
• U.S. denies Haitians protected status
The administration has rejected storm-ravaged Haiti's request to grant undocumented Haitians in the United States a reprieve from deportation proceedings.
• Haitians Celebrated, not without pain, Day of Independence
By: Wadner Pierre - HaitiAnalysis.com The dream of the heroic liberators is still - in many ways - far from becoming a reality - the dream that every Haitian without distinction should live comfo...
• Dominican Republic’s “active forces” called to talk about global crisis
SANTO DOMINGO. - President Leonel Fernandez instructed Economy minister Temístocles Montas to organize the call to a gathering between the nation’s “active forces” as the head of the State prop...
• Caribbean Media Corporation continues in business for time being
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, (CMC): The future of the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) was the subject of discussions and decisions at a meeting of the Corporation's Board of Directors last week. At the mee...
• US charity to send dumped shoes to Haiti
A US charity group has stepped forward to collect thousands of shoes mysteriously dumped on a Miami-area highway and will send them to the impoverished Caribbean nation of Haiti. Soles4Souls, a Nashv...
• Boynton Beach police detain 14 Haitian immigrants who came ashore on boat
Boynton Beach Inlet. "The call came in from a good Samaritan notifying that a boat was coming in and had a large group of Haitians laying down," said
• 14 Haitians Are Found in Park
A Boynton Beach marine officer heard someone on a marine radio talking about a boat with possible immigrants in the area Saturday morning. The officer spotted an empty, 26-foot powerboat near a ramp.O...
• Amid Caribbean slump, Curacao tourism booms
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao — In a grim season for Caribbean tourism, an island just north of Venezuela stands out: Hotel rooms are scarce and discounts unavailable.
• Thrice-built house embodies Haiti aid shortfalls
Flood victims carry sacks of rice they received from an international aid organization in Gonaives, Haiti on Dec. 3. While more than $70 million in U.S. and U.N. aid after Tropical Storm Jeanne went t...
• Guyana says classes threatened by record rains
GEORGETOWN, Guyana -- Guyana says it might postpone the first day of classes at 60 public schools if record rains persist.Education Minister Shaik Baksh said Saturday he is asking authorities to insp...
• Jamaican soldiers to fight gangs in 2 neighborhoods
KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Jamaica is deploying soldiers to two neighborhoods where gang violence has driven roughly 200 residents from their homes.Prime Minister Bruce Golding says the government will con...
• Haiti and the Dangers of Responsibility to Protect
by Anthony Fenton - originally published by Upside Down World As an emerging lobby advocates for the institutionalization of a controversial doctrine of "humanitarian imperialism,"1 and a new adm...
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