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I see them as survivors. If you don't have access to an education, then you must use whatever skills you have to bring food to the table. I more »

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Yes I do I see as a srart to something big and if we hat a smell bussniss association in Haiti' they would become bigged but becaise there more »

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You're damn skippy they're business people! Their money is just as orange, purple, gray, or green as the "avoka's" or "Gro more »

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your response is out of the norm - your response have nothing to do with the question more »

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Let me start by saying that am tired to see the way Dominican is abusing my brother in Dominican republic how do we let get so far come on more »

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When "doing business" is not a dirty word anymore. When, us Haitians, respect practicing business on ALL levels is healthy for our more »

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It's ok to have street vendors, however, they need to be regulated. There are too many vendors on the sidewalks, there need to be designated more »

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I absolutely think so, the street merchants are the driving force of what little economic vitality that exists. They are everywhere, in every more »

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Yes,se gracs a mounn sa yo ki fe nou gen filozof men kom gen kek ayisyen ki pa vle mounn konnen cote yo soti paske yo pito viv sou blof san more »

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I was there two weeks ago and as ma said it needs to be regulated. They take over the sidewalks and the streets leave no room for even people more »

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