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Haiti Tries to Hang on

Posted January 15, 2010
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“Desperate Haitians clawed at the rubble of their ruined capital for a second day Thursday, retrieving their dead and rescuing the living, as an international armada of ships and aircraft struggled to provide food, water, medicine and shelter.” (Washington Post, Friday)

Poverty kills.

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  1. Pingback by Fattigdom dödar « Niklas Elert on 15 January 2010:

    [...] alternativ till bistånd och militära interventioner, något Freeman Online tagit fasta på i jordbävningens kölvatten genom att gräva fram en artikel om Laissez-Faire som utvecklingspolitik ur sina digra [...]

  2. Comment by Ben Rast on 15 January 2010:

    Poverty is what “being close to nature” really looks like.

  3. Comment by mohammed on 16 January 2010:

    Who are always the victims of nature disturbance????!!
    They’re always the poor people. So, it’s the lifelong dilemma – the poverty – that always worries and frightens and perhaps pushes them severely to unpredicted fate.

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