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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Jon Snow blogs on the extraordinary news events of recent days – including the revolution in Tunisia and the return of Haitian dictator Baby Doc Duvalier to his country – which are even more dramatic than fiction.
A year since the earthquake devastated Haiti killing hundreds of thousands of people, Save the Children writes for Channel 4 News on the ongoing plight of the country’s orphaned youngsters.
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.
An 11-year-old boy caught up in the cholera outbreak in Haiti tells his story to Save the Children’s Elysia Nisan for Channel 4 News.
An international aid agency says it cannot cope with the increasing number of cholera cases in Haiti. Médecins Sans Frontières says the response has been inadequate and must be stepped up.
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.
Protests in Haiti over the death toll of the cholera epidemic have moved to the capital Port-Au-Prince, where demonstrators are confronting UN peacekeepers outside the Presidential Palace.
The UN tells Channel 4 News that protesters in Haiti have attacked foreign medics at a hospital, as shocking pictures of the cholera epidemic emerge, writes Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller.
Fears are growing that Haiti’s cholera epidemic has spread to neighbouring Dominican Republic after health officials confirmed a man was hospitalised with the condition yesterday.
More than a week after Hurricane Tomas swept through Haiti an international aid worker tells Channel 4 News the battle against cholera remains as urgent as ever.
The spreading cholera epidemic in Haiti could see up to 270,000 people infected within a year, a Pan American Health Organisation spokesman tells Channel 4 News.
Hospitals are running out of space to treat patients as the cholera epidemic in Haiti spreads. A doctor tells Channel 4 News about fighting the disease on the front line in Port-au-Prince.
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Jon Snow leaves Haiti, musing on its connections with Graham Greene as well as its current troubles.
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Jon Snow on being back in Haiti ten months after the quake that destroyed so much – and so many lives