Haiti
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Haiti's troubled peacemakers: A massive wrong
MINUSTAH, the UN's 9,000-member peacekeeping force in Haiti, has been blamed for a cholera outbreak there. Unfortunately, the tribunal for addressing complaints like these was never set up(1)
The UN in Haiti: First, do no harm
Foreign peacekeepers have worn out their welcome. How can they be held accountable for their actions?(18)
Haitian politics: Business comes first
Haiti's president prioritises business over long-term institution-building(1)
Haiti’s history: Many trials and errors
A legacy of villains, inside and outside the country(3)
Haiti's judiciary: Just what the Doc ordered
A former dictator is let off easy for human-rights abuses(10)
Daily chart: Natural disasters
The costliest natural disasters since 1980(67)
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(2)
Rebuilding Haiti: Open for business
The new president wants to change his country’s image(5)
Dominican-Haitian relations: Stateless in Santo Domingo
The Dominican government is revoking the citizenship of children of Haitians(62)
The UN in Haiti: Damned if you do
Should the UN pay compensation to cholera victims?(30)
This week in print: The UN in Guatemala and Haiti
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(0)
Haiti and the UN: Mission fatigue
Time for the peacekeepers to start handing over, but not to a new army(18)
Haiti selects a prime minister at last(37)
Haiti’s army: Back to the future
Haiti's new president proposes reinstating the country's army(20)
This week in print: Guatemala's election, nimbyism in Canada and Haiti's tent cities
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Haiti’s tent cities: Nowhere to go
The government’s housing plan faces an uphill battle(16)
This week in print: Haiti's and Peru's new presidents and Brazil's industrial policy
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Haiti’s new president: A bitter baptism for “Sweet Micky”
Political deadlock may trigger unrest on the streets and fatigue among donors, hindering the slow recovery from last year’s earthquake(6)
Sanitation: Cholera and the super-loo
Solving the sanitation problem is within reach, and it could avoid many deaths(13)
The Economist: Digital highlights, May 21st 2011
Items from the digital highlights page of The Economist, May 21st 2011(0)
Haiti's new president: Martelly takes over
Michel Martelly is inaugurated(4)
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