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Which would you choose if you only had one choice: TO have more Money or a or live a long healthy life?

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Life is not easy for a Ti Machann, the Haitian women who sell products on the sides of the streets, the products are so expensive these days less people buy from her.

How can she make ends meet when the products she buys to resell is so expensive while her customers have little money to buy from her?

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This has happened to me more than once we're a complete stranger decides to bless me with some money after some event that happens in their lives where they ran into some unexpected cash or a big win.

The likelihood of receiving money from a random stranger on the street or in public spaces is generally low.

The probability of receiving money from a stranger depends on various factors, including the context, the individual's intentions, and the circumstances surrounding the encounter.

In many situations, it is relatively uncommon for strangers to give money without any specific reason or motive.

In my case, I was a ride share driver and these people were my passengers. The gift was more than just a tip. there was a story behind it as you will discover in articles related to this twenty dollar bill.

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Ever since I was younger my family and friends affectionately kept calling me Bigfoot. I used to get so upset but then I realized I was the only size 13 in my family.

Not anymore!

During our last family vacation in Cancun mexico, my little brother Eddie didn't hide it on our WhatsApp family group.

He took a picture of me walking at the beach and posted it saying "we found Bigfoot".

I love you too brother.

Dumbass!

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I remember taking this picture during a time when Haiti was in Peyi Lock mode. Some children in parts of Haiti were able to go to school without any interference from bad politicians who decided to put the country on lock-down.

During Peyi Lock in Haiti walking home from school in Haiti was was a luxury that Haitian students could not afford since most schools were closed.

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If you are looking for a nice Haiti beach adventure, consider visiting Mole-st-Nicolas in Northern Haiti. The ocean there has three shades of blue, I've been told.

I haven't been there myself but I've been told that Mole-st-Nicolas has some of the most beautiful beachfront in Haiti

Mole-st-Nicolas Haiti is the place where Christopher Columbus first set foot on the island of Hispaniola.

Photo source: Le Nouvelliste

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Pristine means not developed or changed in any way; left in its original condition. This beach in Haiti is the perfect definition of a pristine beach in the Caribbean.

White sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, natural, no pollution.

There are a lot these pristine beaches in Haiti begging for developers to come and turn them into marvelous resorts for the world to come and visit.

So please, bring your billions to Haiti, still this unexplored Caribbean country.

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I am looking at this picture and I feel like I am living in a dream. a beautiful beach resort in Cote-de-Fer Haiti more beautiful than Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.

Well, that was the dream when Stephanie Villedrouin was Minister of Tourism in Haiti and everyone was talking about Haiti being opened for business.

Everyone thought finally the investors would come, build beautiful hotels and resorts in the breathtaking beach sides of southern Haiti.

Strangely, Haiti crawled away from this beautiful dream into this alternate reality that every Haitian in their right mind want to escape.

This is what developers have in mind for Cotes-de-Fer Haiti...

Every day Haitians are going to Punta Cana, bragging about bragging about something that are not ours.

Why don't we make build our own Punta Cana in Haiti?

We have blue ocean.

We have white sandy beaches.

What do you say?

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Look at this photo... This is what developers have in mind for Cotes-de-Fer Haiti... A Caribbean Luxury Resort officials hope it will become Haiti's version of Punta Cana...

This was when Haiti was open for business then the Haiti's Tourism Minister's name was Stéphanie Villedrouin.

Whatever happened to these great dreams for Haiti.

What happened to these projects?

KREYOL: Gade Photo saa... Haiti - yon resort ki propose kote pou tourist ale relax yo... WOW... Kisa-w panse?

the Haiti Ministry of Tourism released this photo to offer a sneak peek into the future of tourism in Haiti...

What do you think?

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This is what developers had in mind for Cotes-de-Fer Haiti, a Caribbean Luxury Resort officials hoped would become Haiti's version of Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic...

KREYOL... Men kisa Cote-de-Fer ta pwal sanble nan yon ti bout tan si tout bagay te pase bien... Yon resort de luxe pou tourist vini bwè kòb yo en Haiti... Wa di se Punta Cana ou ye... LOL... Kisa-w panse?

the Haiti Ministry of Tourism under the leadership of Stephanie Villedrouin released this photo to offer a sneak peek into the future of tourism in Haiti...

What do you think?

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