MINUSTAH

In Haiti, Cholera Claims New Victims Daily

By Thalif Deen and Patrick Saint-Pre
Some 2,400 kilometres from New York City, where victims of Haiti's cholera epidemic are suing the United Nations in a U.S. federal court, the disease continues to burn through the populace with no end in sight.

Without Funding, Haiti Faces “Endemic Cholera”

By Correspondents
Lack of financing for a 10-year eradication plan means that cholera will likely be endemic to Haiti for years to come.

U.N. Urged to Take Lead in Aiding Cholera-Stricken Haiti

By Ethan Freedman
U.S. legislators are appealing to the United Nations to take a greater role in addressing Haiti's cholera outbreak, now in its third year and which has has left thousands dead.

Haiti Ratifies Business-Oriented Prime Minister

By Betty Desir
Almost three months after the seat was left vacant when the former prime minister resigned due to disagreements and political wrangling with the president, as of Monday, Haiti finally has a new prime minister.

Correcting the Record of Haiti’s Earthquake

By Judith Scherr
The world reacted swiftly to Haiti's catastrophic 7.0 earthquake in 2010. The United States shipped in 20,000 troops, some to perform lifesaving medical procedures, others to protect aid workers from earthquake victims deemed dangerous. Movie stars, criminals and other prospective parents rushed to adopt motherless Haitian babies.