Jon Snow
The despair of Haiti, years on from Graham Greene
Jon Snow leaves Haiti, musing on its connections with Graham Greene as well as its current troubles.
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Isaac heads for US after battering Haiti
Tropical Storm Isaac is bearing down on the US after bringing torrential rain to Haiti, where thousands of earthquake victims are still living in tents.
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'Baby Doc' Duvalier returns to Haiti
Our Chief Correspondent, Alex Thomson, reports on the return of ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier to his ailing country of Haiti – a return that has divided opinion, but which clearly has some official backing.
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One year on, what next for Haiti baby Landina?
After almost a year since baby Landina was pulled from the rubble of the Haitian earthquake and began her journey to the UK for medical treatment, Inigo Gilmore looks at the uncertain future ahead.
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Locals speak of calm in Haiti
Violent anti-UN protests have subsided in Haiti though demonstrators are gathering tonight outside the Government’s Health Ministry in the capital, Port-au-Prince.
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Return to Haiti after the world's eyes have turned away
Jon Snow on being back in Haiti ten months after the quake that destroyed so much – and so many lives
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Haiti spared worst of Hurricane Tomas
Fears that Hurricane Tomas would bring further devastation to Haiti have been eased, as refugee camps in the capital, Port-au-Prince, are spared the full force of the hurricane.
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Haiti in the eye of the storm
Jon Snow finds stoicism and good nature amidst the earthquake damage of Haiti, despite residents facing the misery of a major tropical storm weeks after a cholera outbreak.
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Hurricane Tomas strengthens as it sweeps through Haiti
Tropical storm Tomas re-strengthened to a hurricane on Friday and is heading between Cuba and Haiti, which will drench crowded tented camps following the Haitian earthquake.
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Home thoughts on the way to Haiti
I’m on a plane from Washington DC via Miami to Porto Prince, Haiti. What will we find? Jon Snow blogs.
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The world in the eye of the storm, flood, or drought in 2012
As the UK learns it has experienced the second wettest year on record, Channel 4 News looks globally at the extreme weather events of 2012 and asks if we should expect more in 2013?
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The other side of Sandy – Caribbean victims count the cost
While the world’s media focuses on the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the United States, parts of Cuba and much of Haiti have been devastated by the storm.
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Charities must ‘end competition’ to overcome £5bn cuts
As charities face a £5bn cut in funding, the founder of The Big Issue tells Channel 4 News that charities must end their “terrible competition” for money, and work together.
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Pakistan floods: ‘anger and resentment’
Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports on the “rising anger and resentment” among the Pakistani people he met during 10 days in the flood zone.
