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Haiti Trade Law Implemented

By Robert Miller on Tuesday, March 20, 2007.
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tradeToday, as prescribed in the Haiti HOPE Act of 2006, the President implemented preferential trade status for Haiti. Read more »

Chavez continues in his quest to become Santa Claus

By Chris Schron on Wednesday, March 7, 2007.
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Chavez Say what you will about Chavez and his band of socialist rebel-rousers, but whether it’s handing out fuel subsidies to London or, oh who are we kidding, handing out fuel subsidies to whoever will take them, the Venezuelan government does like to hand out some serious donations. Read more »

Musicians Making a Difference for Haiti: Arcade Fire

By Bryan Schaaf on Wednesday, March 7, 2007.
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arcade firearcade fireBelow is an interesting article on a band called Arcade Fire, who we have known about for some time. What we did not know is how involved they have been with Haiti. The band had recently contacted Partners in Health, an important NGO based in Haiti which has pioneered treatment for Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS in low resource settings, to see how they could be involved. Read more »

Paper Weights

By Chris Schron on Monday, March 5, 2007.
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Last week I received a letter from a relatively large, international NGO. The letter, which was quite hefty, contained a pamphlet describing the work that the NGO was currently doing, a letter from the organization, a monthly newsletter and finally a donation card with a self addressed envelope. The first question that went through my mind was “how much did all of this cost?”

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