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    Posted March 18, 2010 by
    renaldof |
    Location
    Port Au Prince, Haiti, Haiti
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    This iReport is part of an assignment:
    Haiti earthquake aftermath

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    Haitian Palace Feb 07, 2010

    By renaldof  |  Posted March 18, 2010  |  Port Au Prince, Haiti, Haiti
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     renaldof was sponsored by his employer, an engineering firm, to take this trip. He told me, 'the situation there is not beyond repair. In fact, some very basic and simple things can be done to deal with the issues. But the Haitian people have to be a part of that. Unfortunately the government has not adequately engaged the people so that they can work to begin helping themselves. Communication between the government and the people is poor at best and it creates a hopelessness that cripples relief and recovery efforts.'
    - hhanks, CNN iReport producer

    This vedio depicts the Haitian Palace in ruins.  How anyone could have survived this is beyond my comprehension.  Even in the midst of the ruins life goes on in this ravished capital.

     

    -Renaldo Francois

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