Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Aug 30, 2008	The Monetary Cost Of HIV/AIDS In The Bahamas
Million-Dollar Annual HIV Bill: By Macushla N. Pinder - Nassau, Bahamas: The government spends more than a million dollars a year on antiretroviral medication for approximately 1,600 people living with HIV in The Bahamas. Health officials say, though, that expenditure could skyrocket...... [view]

Posted By:  JohnEngle Posted On:  Aug 14, 2008	Haiti youth sing and dance
A special thanks for visiting my blog and for your interest in Haiti. There's something we're really excited about and we think you'll understand why when you look at this 3-minute video (which was done by John and is very unprofessional) of young Haitians in our neighborhood singing and dancing:...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Jul 6, 2008	The McCain Tour and the Manifest Destiny of the U. S. Fourth Fleet
REFLECTIONS BY FIDEL: While I was preparing a reflection about McCain's relationship with the anti-Cuban terrorist mafia in Miami and other related subjects of historical interest, fresh news was flowing about this character that is being projected by the empire’s hawks as Bush’s...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Jun 19, 2008	The Elephant and The Ant
REFLECTIONS OF FIDEL: IT would seem there's no topic worthy of addressing that would not bore our patient readers, after the “Round Table” program of June 12, which dealt with the new edition of a book published in Bolivia 15 years ago, featuring now a prologue I wrote. During this...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Jun 16, 2008	Bahamas: 9.3% of the country’s population represent the face of Bahamian poverty
Poverty On The Rise: By Candia Dames - Nassau, Bahamas: More and more Bahamians are buckling under the weight of the rising cost of living and slipping below the poverty line in The Bahamas, a senior government official has confirmed. The worrying situation comes amid ongoing...... [view]

Posted By:  ReillyY Posted On:  Apr 14, 2008	Canada’s World/Canada Monde - Food riots in Haiti/Crise alimentaire en Haïti.
The prime minister of Haiti, Jacques Edouard Alexis, was dismissed this weekend in response to rising food prices that have sparked riots in the capital Port-au-Prince and elsewhere. Haitian president Rene Preval also announced a plan to lower the price of a 23-kilogram bag of rice...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  May 29, 2008	HIV/AIDS In The Workplace
Highlight On AIDS In The Workplace: By Tameka Lundy - Nassau, Bahamas: As the International Labour Organization [ILO] commends the Caribbean region for new programmes to root out workplace discrimination against HIV/AIDS infected persons, in The Bahamas trade union activists say they...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  May 25, 2008	Martí’s Immortal Ideas
Reflections of Fidel: JUST a few days ago, a friend of mine sent me the text of a report from Gallup, the well-known U.S. opinion pollster. I started to leaf through the material with the natural lack of confidence given the lying and hypocritical information usually used against our...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Apr 21, 2008	Haitian Cargo Ships Present Too Great A Risk To Bahamas National Security
Ban on Haitian boat would double import costs: By INDERIA SAUNDERS, Guardian Business Desk - Nassau, Bahamas: A pending ban on Haitian sloops in our waters could take the wind out of the sails of a business that has only begun to develop – entirely legal trade between Haiti and The...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Mar 17, 2008	"The CIA considers HIV/AIDS to be the greatest threat, estimating that by 2020 it will be responsible for over half of all deaths from infectious disease in the developing world…"
HIV/AIDS, This Real Terror: Bahama Journal Editorial - Nassau, Bahamas: While most of us sleep, HIV/AIDS continues its deadly course throughout the world. Hardest hit is Africa, south of the Sahara Desert. Thereafter, we find the Caribbean, inclusive of Haiti and our own Bahamas. The...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Feb 6, 2008	Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham Says Bahamians Could Help To Curb The Problem Of Illegal Labour By Not Giving Illegal Immigrants Jobs
PM Tells Public Remove Demand For Illegal Labour: By Kendea Jones - Nassau, Bahamas: While noting that illegal immigration is a vexing problem in The Bahamas, Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham said recently that Bahamians could help to curb the problem by not giving immigrants jobs. ...... [view]

Basta de Hambre
Starter:   aprea Date Created:  Jun 11, 2007 [view]	Description:   En un viaje a Haití, llegue a una parte de la isla, Labadee, todo era como estar en un paraíso como estar en el mismo crucero. Sin embargo más allá de la multitud, los vendedores y los turistas... Goals:   Alimentar al hambriento, pues es su derecho el de ser alimentado y el nuestro de darles una mano, antes de poner las nuestras en un plato de comida.