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"President Donald Trump, KEEP your promise made to us in Little Haiti," a protest sign reads from TPS for Haitians protest in Miami.

"Haiti is facing a humanitarian crisis... PLEASE renew TPS for Haitians"

"Dont forget Savannah President Donald Trump."

"Let's talk president Donald Trump"

"We thank you in advance President Donald Trump"

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Here is something you don't see everyday... Haiti, a green banana (plantain) tree growing two full banana fruits (2 regime bannann)

Someone posted this photo the social media networks asking Haitian agronomists what it means...

If you have an explanation, share it with us...

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Look at this photo... Desperate Haitian families have taken refuge in a cave in Fonds Rouge Dahere on the outskirts of Jeremie since Hurricane Mathew.

These Haitian families lost everything in the storm and are left to fend for themselves in what they call "the hole."

On Wednesday, a Food For The Poor team found 240 people living in the cave. Courtesy of Food For The Poor

Read the article from the Miami Herald:

Desperate Haitians living in caves, eating toxic plants in post-hurricane Haiti

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Haitiens, gade yon photo ki ap sikile sou Internet la... Yon soldat Dominicain, zam a la men, kanpe sou yon pil FATRA, yon KOCHON ap raboure yon labou, Yon bann Haitien lotbo labou a... Eske ou Konprann Photo sa?

Kisa ou panse de photo saa?

Kite yon mesaj

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Take a good look at this photo... Is it me or does this Haitian priest look like DENZEL Washington???

I don't know the priest's name but was him in a video delivering a sermon at Fete Patronale St. Jacques in Plaine du Nord on July 25 2016.

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If a man hops on another man's back to get around in Haiti, what do you call that, a Taxi Moun? LOL...

Here is a photo of a Taxi-Moun in Martissant Haiti - People are being used as Taxis across the muddy waters of the Haitian Capital after a rainfall...

They say a Picture is worth a thousand words, how many words is this one worth?

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Is that what they mean when they say "Haitians are resilient"? Look at this photo, a Haitian man is wrapping black plastic bags over the shoes of others so they can attack the muddy streets of Port-au-Prince in style...

KREYOL: Bagay pou w kriye, se ri w ri... No djol to tok!!!

Haitians in Martissant, a subburb of capital Port-au-Prince have come up with all sorts of ways to cope with the the recent mudslides following heavy rainfalls in the area

What do you think?

Kisa ou panse?

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Look at this photo... Haiti after the rain... The police station in the city of Carrefour was surrounded by a sea of mud, it was reported in the the news that Police officers could not go in or out of the police station...

The commune of Carrefour is covered in mud following torrential rains in metropolitan Port-au-Prince area...

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Look at this photo... Haiti after the rain... A Haitian police officer in the commune of Carrefour is covered in mud trying to direct traffic...

The commune of Carrefour was a muddy mess following torrential rains in metropolitan Port-au-Prince area...

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Gade photo saa... Hinche Haiti 2 kabrit pou nou 8 manje... Eske w wè m ka rete Etazini?

Yon group zanmi reyini nan ville hinche pou pase yon ti moman ansanm. Nou prepare 2 kabrit epi... fiesta...

Kisa ou panse de sa?

Kite yon mesaj

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