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All last month News and Analysis
                      
Posted Friday, November 30, 2007
                             
U.S. immigrant population is highest since the 1920s
                              
A rural dance tradition in twilight
                           
Posted Wednesday, November 28, 2007
                                         
Haiti's national police chief Andresol to be dismissed
            
Senator Boulos faces dismissal, arrest, prosecution, penalty for alleged 'grand citisenzhip fraud'
                               
Posted Monday, November 26, 2007
                        
7-year-old boy executed in Haiti after family members fail to sufficiently pay ransom of $680
                           
Posted Sunday, November 25, 2007
                 
A time to rethink AIDS's grip
                      
Trying to guess what happens next: Recession
                               
When a mother country tells its kid 'Shut Up'
                                       
Haitians' quality of life has significantly improved according to extreme violence-issued President Preval, Prime Minister Alexis
                       
Revised rule for employers that hire immigrants
                              
Posted Friday, November 23, 2007
                        
In Florida, the trial of Haitian terrorist wannabes or con artists?
                                  
Posted Thursday, November 22, 2007
                           
Americans express unhappiness as holiday season commences
                               
Immigrants will have to wait more than 15 to 18 months to become U.S. citizens
                          
U.N. agency denies inflating cases of HIV deliberately
                                  
Posted Sunday, November 18, 2007
               
Chavez vision shares wealth, centers power
                      
Black Americans: One race or more?
                      
Migrant money flow: A $300 billion current
                                 
Posted Friday, November 16, 2007
             
Boy, 12, accused of being a witch, of causing his own father's death beaten, terrorized; even his own mother is suspicious of him
              
Some 1,000 foreign rights abusers live in US: Official
                                
Posted Sunday, November 11, 2007
                 
Haiti's chief prosecutor, Claudy Gassant, one of 2007 Transparency International's prestigious anti-corruption award finalists
                     
Latin Mass draws interest after easing of restrictions
                   
Haiti's extreme violence-issued President Preval adding to unrest
                                 
Florida ends shuttling of Haitian, Mexican refugees to Canada; Haitian organization must permanently cease operation, return $170,000
                      
In DNA era, new worries about prejudice
                            
Posted Friday, November 9, 2007
                        
U.N. occupation forces to remain in uninterrupted troubled Haiti for years
              
Homeowners feel the pinch of lost equity across the country
               
HAITI BRIEFING
Is Joseph Jasmin, Haiti's Minister for Liaison Between Parliament and Office of extreme violence-issued Prime Minister Alexis, preferably do-nothing-minister, rather a quasi-Osama's type terrorist in a two-piece suit? Did he really order the brutal kidnapping of even assumed enemies, including Lovinsky Pierre Antoine, whom our sources say was murdered shortly thereafter? Did he ultimately fraudulently title the victim's house to himself? We hope our investigation, not limited to the dispute Jasmin had with Pierre Antoine over the house, ultimately proves otherwise.
                                
Posted Wednesday, November 7, 2007
                 
Exile's life unravels after illegal vote
                            
As mortgages fail, many distressed borrowers face dubious charges
                  
Posted Sunday, November 4, 2007
                 
Desperation grows as rains pound Haiti
                
Subprime Mortgages: What's behind the race gap?
                            
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