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  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 9, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started...

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 10, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 09 2010.Thousands of IDP's have been living in difficult conditions in the city center, on the 'Champ de Mars' since January.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 10, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 9, 2010.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 10, 2010.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 10, 2010.A handicapped man washes in the street where he slept, right by the destroyed Cathedral..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 10 2010.'Camp Golf' is the largest IDP camp in Port au Prince, with more than 60 000 people. Part of it is located in a flashflood prone area. The American NGO 'J/P HRO' created by director and actor Sean Penn is managing the camp and organizing the transfer of more than 7000 IDP's from the potentially flooded area of the camp to a new camp called 'Corail' located some 15km north east of Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 10 2010.'Camp Golf' is the largest IDP camp in Port au Prince, with more than 60 000 people. Part of it is located in a flashflood prone area. The American NGO 'J/P HRO' created by director and actor Sean Penn is managing the camp and organizing the transfer of more than 7000 IDP's from the potentially flooded area of the camp to a new camp called 'Corail' located some 15km north east of Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 10 2010.The first 64 IDP's are transferred from the flashflood prone 'Golf Camp' in Petionville to a brand new camp north of Port au Prince called 'Corail'. The new camp isn't finished yet and is quite far from the city, however its living conditions should be much better...

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 10 2010.Ludmilla, 7, is among the first 64 IDP's to be transferred from the flashflood prone 'Golf Camp' in Petionville to a brand new camp north of Port au Prince called 'Corail'. The new camp isn't finished yet and is quite far from the city, however its living conditions should be much better...

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 10, 2010.On the road from Cité Soleil to Port au Prince at sunset..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 11, 2010.The main city cemetery has been damaged by the earthquake, many tombs lay open. It is home to many, and a place where magic often becomes real....

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 11, 2010.The main city cemetery has been damaged by the earthquake, many tombs lay open. It is home to many, and a place where magic often becomes real....

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 11, 2010.The main city cemetery has been damaged by the earthquake, many tombs lay open. It is home to many, and a place where magic often becomes real....

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 11, 2010.The main city cemetery has been damaged by the earthquake, many tombs lay open. It is home to many, and a place where magic often becomes real....

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 11, 2010.The main city cemetery has been damaged by the earthquake, many tombs lay open. It is home to many, and a place where magic often becomes real....

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.A WFP sponsored school feeding for almost 500 pupils from the 'Communauté Sainte Marie' school in the almost totally destroyed 'Canapé Vert' area. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.A WFP sponsored school feeding for almost 500 pupils from the 'Communauté Sainte Marie' school in the almost totally destroyed 'Canapé Vert' area. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.A WFP sponsored school feeding for almost 500 pupils from the 'Communauté Sainte Marie' school in the almost totally destroyed 'Canapé Vert' area. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Croix des Bouquets, Haiti, April 9, 2010.Enora, 23, is among a group of young French citizens doing a 'service civique' to help Haiti schools restart, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.Three months after the earthquake, almost 2 millions Haitians are still homeless and will have to spend the rainy season outside in very hard conditions..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.Three months after the earthquake, almost 2 millions Haitians are still homeless and will have to spend the rainy season outside in very hard conditions..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 12, 2010.The last large 'blanket food distribution' by WFP in the large IDP camp near Cité Soleil. In the future, food distributions will be targeted to specific target groups. The 3 months anniversary of the earthquake, as the rainy season arrives making life conditions for 2 millions homeless Haitians miserable.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 19, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Mana Alexandre, 22, has lost both feet in the earthquake when a wall fell on her. Handicap International center; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 19, 2010.Almène, 55 is trying her new prosthetic leg. Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 19, 2010.Pierre Mackenson, 27 lost his right leg when his house collapsed, he loves sports and is already playing basket-ball and some football. Handicap International center; thousands of people have lost one or more limbs in the January 12 earthquake; the need for prosthetics and reeducation is enormous and will be long lasting as many victims are children who will need constant adjustments to their prothesis.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.Ludmilla, 7..The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 13, 2010.The Acra IDP camp near Delmas 32 is built in a flashflood prone valley, which will make life very difficult for hundreds of people as the rainy season approaches..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.The city center, where most of Haiti's econmy is traded, is still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.The city center, where most of Haiti's econmy is traded, is still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.The country suffers from chronic gazoline shortage. The city center, where most of Haiti's econmy is traded, is still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 2010.One of thousands buildings destroyed by hands after having been too severely damaged in the earthquake to be repaired.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.Daily life in 'Valé Bourdon', a poor neighboorhood almost totally destroyed by the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.Cock fights remain a popular pastime in 'Valé Bourdon', a poor neighboorhood almost totally destroyed by the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.Cock fights remain a popular pastime in 'Valé Bourdon', a poor neighboorhood almost totally destroyed by the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.Daily life in 'Valé Bourdon', a poor neighboorhood almost totally destroyed by the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 14, 2010.Daily life in 'Valé Bourdon', a poor neighboorhood almost totally destroyed by the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 15, 2010.Port Jérémie is a small wharf near downtown where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Early morning scenes near 'Portail Leogane' a popular transport terminal. The scars of the January earthquake are everywhere to be seen.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Early morning scenes near 'Portail Leogane' a popular transport terminal. The scars of the January earthquake are everywhere to be seen.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Early morning scenes near 'Portail Leogane' a popular transport terminal. The scars of the January earthquake are everywhere to be seen.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Early morning scenes near 'Portail Leogane' a popular transport terminal. The scars of the January earthquake are everywhere to be seen.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Early morning scenes near 'Portail Leogane' a popular transport terminal. The scars of the January earthquake are everywhere to be seen.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Poverty and destruction downtown Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Jean Louis Calle, 27 is trying to build a small cabin in the ruble of his former home to shelter is pregnat wife and his 8 months baby. Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Jean Louis Calle, 27 is trying to build a small cabin in the ruble of his former home to shelter is pregnat wife and his 8 months baby. Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 16, 2010.Fort National is one of the most severely hit area of the city, almost nothing stands; 3 months after the earthquake, international help has still to reach this neighboorhood, less than a kilometer from the city center.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 17, 2010.Cawal Chal suffers from TB (probably caused by HIV/Aids); since the January earthquake, she barely survives outside, amid the poverty and destruction of downtown Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 17, 2010.Poverty and destruction downtown Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 17, 2010.Poverty and destruction downtown Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 17, 2010.Poverty and destruction downtown Port au Prince.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Automeca' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Pisaviyasyon' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The 'Pisaviyasyon' IDP camp is one of many in and around Port au Prince. Over a million people are living in such camps 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Petionville, Haiti, April 18, 2010.Local 'Taptap' transport is slow and uncomfortable but all that most Haitians can afford.

  • Petionville, Haiti, April 18, 2010.Local 'Taptap' transport is slow and uncomfortable but all that most Haitians can afford.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.A fanatic audience stands around Pierre Widens and his 2 colleagues from Radio TV Ginen as they are commenting live a football match between Barcelona and Inter Milan. Football is by far the most popular sprt in Haiti..

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18 2010.Thousands of IDP's have been living in difficult conditions in the city center, on the 'Champ de Mars' since January.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Cité Soleil is one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Cité Soleil is one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Cité Soleil wharf is where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy. Cité Soleil is one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Cité Soleil wharf is where sail ferries are unloaded of the charcoal and salt coming from the provinces, and reloaded with imported rice, flour and sugar, due to the collapse of the Haitian economy. Cité Soleil is one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.The gynecologic clinic on the edge of Cité Soleil, one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.The gynecologic clinic on the edge of Cité Soleil, one of the world's poorest shantytown, home to almost half a million people.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.The city center, where most of Haiti's econmy is traded, is still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 18, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.Fredline, 14, lost her mother in the earthquake and is now living with 'friends'. The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 21, 2010.The area around the old 'Salomon' market is one of the poorest in the city and still mostly in ruins, 3 months after the earthquake.

  • Port au Prince, Haiti, April 2010

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started.

  • Port Au Prince, Haiti, April 20, 2010.Thousands of homeless IDP's are camping on the 'Champ de Mars' in squalid living conditions, as the rainy season has now started.

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