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Ambassade Américaine en Haïti ont signé un accord portant un don 492 Millions Dollars

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Published by bana2166- 09-16-06
Post Ambassade Américaine en Haïti ont signé un accord portant un don 492 Millions Dollars

l'Ambassadrice Américaine en Haïti, Janet Sanderson, ont signé hier un accord portant sur un don de 492 millions de dollars
Mots clés : États-Unis (pays), Haïti (pays), jacques-édouard alexis, don
Port-au-Prince -- Le premier ministre haïtien, Jacques-Édouard Alexis, et l'ambassadrice américaine en Haïti, Janet Sanderson, ont signé hier un accord portant sur un don de 492 millions de dollars, a annoncé l'ambassade des États-Unis à Port-au-Prince.
«Cet accord contribuera à la création d'emplois, à l'amélioration substantielle des conditions de vie, au renforcement de l'État de droit et à la bonne gouvernance en Haïti», indique un communiqué de l'ambassade. Selon l'accord signé, l'argent, qui «doit aider Haïti dans sa progression vers la stabilité et la croissance économique», sera versé sur la période 2006-2009. «Le gouvernement des États-Unis soutient fermement la vision à long terme du gouvernement haïtien et est prêt à travailler avec Haïti pour relever les divers défis du pays», a déclaré l'ambassadrice Janet Sanderson. Le gouvernement américain est le plus grand donateur et le premier partenaire commercial d'Haïti.
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By bana2166 on 09-16-06, 05:53 PM
Post HAITI: U.S. announces half-billion in aid to Haiti

HAITI: U.S. announces half-billion in aid to Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - (AP) -- The United States on Friday announced a $492 million aid package aimed at putting Haiti on a path to stability and lifting its stagnant economy.
The funds, to be disbursed over three years, will address the Caribbean nation's ''enormous economic challenges'' by creating jobs, increasing access to healthcare and education and fighting HIV/AIDS, said U.S. Ambassador Janet A. Sanderson.
''Haiti is special. It is starting with a very high unemployment rate. It is starting with a new democratic process that is extremely important and we are here to support all of that,'' Sanderson said in a news conference with Haitian Prime Minister Jacques Edouard Alexis.
Current President René Préval took power in May and has pledged to restore order, but a surge in kidnappings and other violence blamed on street gangs has raised fears that the shaky stability could crumble again.
In a report released this week, the World Bank included Haiti on a list of 26 ''fragile states'' at risk of collapsing because of conflict, poverty and bad governance. The report said international donors failed to help provide basic security in Haiti and had poorly timed aid disbursements.
Alexis said the assistance from the United States, Haiti's largest foreign donor, would help the government continue ``efforts to have a functioning [democratic] system and good governance.''
The aid package also will pay for initiatives to reform Haiti's justice system and boost agribusiness. It does not include funds to buy weapons for ill-equipped police forces in Haiti, which remains under a 15-year-old U.S. arms embargo.
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By pstecher on 09-19-06, 11:13 AM
I just hope those in power does not take this to be a field day for stealing. I hope the US government ascertains some form of control over that money. Haitian people have a clear history of stealing and using money for waste.
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By bana2166 on 09-19-06, 11:27 AM
I don't think or believe any AID money go directly to any Governement ... because they really put strick instruction as to how the money is suppose to be disburst ... I think the money go directly to the Goverment given the AID (their own contrator) and the rest to local Charitable organization (Maybe Red Cross)
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By pstecher on 09-19-06, 11:30 AM
If money is being provided to aid the economy there is no doubt that a portion of that amount will be provided to the Haitian government. I just hope that money will be used for the betterment of the people of Haiti.
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By bana2166 on 09-19-06, 11:47 AM
absolutely .. No doubt for the people ... but every union in haiti and everybody from their mother will asking for piece of that money ...
Don't forget the Corporation Scandal under Aristide where everybody from their mother is waiting for the Governement to give them back the money they lost on that stupid investment deal .. Corporation ..
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By karizmua on 09-28-06, 03:19 PM
Koman fe mwen pa tande plenyen di se undermine ke yo ap undermine otorite ayisyen yo pou lajan sak bay la
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