PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Singer Wyclef Jean officially announced his bid to be president of Haiti to a roaring crowd of supporters on Thursday, thrusting himself into a contentious race to lead an impoverished country reeling from a devastating earthquake.
Despite the large amount of money pledged for Haiti -- over 50 percent of Americans donated to the relief effort -- the efficiency of the effort has been weakened by structural problems, bureaucratic inactivity, the scope of the disaster, and other interests trying to keep their privileges while giving the appearance of change.
So maybe Diddy DOES have a heart?
Supermodel Naomi Campbell’s “Fashion For Relief” show managed to gather a plethora of celebrities to strut their stuff down the catwalk in a bid to raise money for Haiti.
Who is protecting the children of Haiti? <!--more-->
Two weeks later and they are still recovering and rescuing Haitian people from the rubble. <!--more-->
Rescue workers from around the globe say they will not leave Haiti until the search and rescue mission is done. <!--more-->
With thousands of orphaned children wandering the streets, the earthquake in Haiti has created a fertile climate for child-traffickers <!--more-->
The People of Haiti still need our help and our prayers. <!--more-->
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Whoever said children are to young to help out or one person can't make a difference never meet Charlie Simpson. <!--more-->
President Barack Obama to pen a cover story on Haiti for the Jan. 25 issue of Newsweek hitting newsstands today. <!--more-->
