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After 13 years of MINUSTAH in Haiti, UN peacekeepers lower the United Nations flag. Many Haitians are saying "Free at last, Free at last, Thank God almighty Haiti is free from MINUSTAH at last..." But are we really free? And for how long?

For every Haitian who's been waiting the the day when MINUSTAH leaves Haiti, your prayers have been answered... The last Brazilian contingent has left Haiti, MINUSTAH ale tout bon vre!!!

For the first time since a cholera epidemic believed to be imported by United Nations peacekeepers began killing thousands of Haitians nearly six years ago, the office of Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has acknowledged that the United Nations played a role in the initial outbreak and that a "significant new set of U.N. actions" will be needed to respond to the crisis.

Haiti Cholera Update -- Have you heard? The devastating Haiti cholera epidemic could have been prevented if only the United Nations had used a basic health kit for a total of less than $2,000, scientists have found...

The UN Security Council has just extended its Peacekeeping mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) until October 15, 2016 BUT... This may be the very LAST YEAR that the mission will be in Haiti... They are leaving good this time... NO more extension...

MINUSTAH is definitely leaving Haiti... The Bolivian contingent to United Nations peacekeeping mission to Haiti (MINUSTAH) has already packed their bags and they are out the door...

The MINUSTAH soldiers in Haiti are about to see a drop in number... Uruguay parliament has recently decided to cut the 605 soldiers, part of the United Nation Stabilization Mission (MINUSTAH), by 60 percent reducing it down to 250 by 31 December 2015...

Haitian Authorities have demanded that a contingent of Senegalese MINUSTAH soldiers be tested for the EBOLA Virus before they travel to Haiti to replace others already on the ground...

A new group of Haitians have filed another lawsuit against the United Nations over the thousands of cholera deaths in Haiti they claim the UN is responsible for...

Everyone is pointing fingers at the United Nations for introducing cholera to Haiti but the United nations is playing politics, they say the evidence is inconclusive, they say they have immunity.