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Canada's Flaherty: Haiti needs a break on its debt Reuters

IQALUIT, Canada (Reuters) – Group of Seven countries have told earthquake-ravaged Haiti that any debts it owes them needn't be repaid and international lenders should do the same, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Saturday.

"The debt to multilateral institutions should be forgiven and we'll work with these institutions and other partners to make this happen as soon as possible," Flaherty said at press conference closing a two-day gathering of finance ministers from the G7 industrialized nations.

Read the entire article here.

Treasury Announces Support to Cancel Haiti's Debt and Provide Grants, Not Loans for Recovery

Jubilee USA Welcomes US Government Support of Haiti Debt Cancellation

As G7 Finance Ministers Prepare to Meet, Treasury Secretary Geithner Announces Support to Cancel Debt and Provide Grants, Not Loans for Recovery

For Immediate Release February 5th
Jubilee USA Network

Members of Congress Urge Debt Cancellation for Haiti

Ahead of G-7 Finance Ministers Meeting, 94 Members of Congress Urge Treasury Secretary Geithner to Cancel Haiti’s Debt, Provide Grants instead of Loans for Recovery

For Immediate Release February 4, 2010
Jubilee USA Network


As Finance Ministers from the Group of Seven prepare to meet tomorrow in Canada, pressure grows for the leaders to commit to definitive cancellation of Haiti’s debts to international institutions.

An Open Letter to David Brooks

Our good friends at the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti have organized a public letter to David Brooks' awful column last week on Haiti. Please read the response and add your signature to the letter.

KOFAVIV Earthquake Report

KOFAVIV, The Commission of Women Victims for Victims, sent this message  via Melinda Miles on January 18, 2010.  It was written by Eramithe Delva and Malya Vaillard.

Haiti Earthquake: Less than 100 Hours In

It's hard to believe the quake that has decimated Port-au-Prince and impacted over 3 million people was less than 100 hours ago.

These are long days for us in the States with loved ones in Haiti but they are even longer days and night for those in Port-au-Prince and throughout Haiti.

Prosecuting Baptists good for Haiti, families, church

Read the original ABP article here.

By Fritz Gutwein
Friday, February 05, 2010

(ABP) -- The arrest and jailing in Haiti of 10 Southern Baptists on charges of kidnapping and criminal association is appropriate and consistent with gospel values.

Open Letter to Congress on Delays in Aid to Haiti

Dear Members of the United States Congress,

The outpouring of aid from U.S. citizens and their government to Haiti in the wake of this immense catastrophe has been important and welcome. However, it is also clear that there have been serious mistakes that have unnecessarily delayed the delivery of medical supplies, water, and other life-saving materials.

Currently, there are major shortages reported of food, tents, and water.

The most costly unnecessary delays had until recently been in the area of medical supplies.

First Medical Relief Team Arrives in Jacmel, Haiti

One week after the devestating 7.0 earthquake that has devasted Port-au-Prince, Jacmel and other communities, the first medical relief team of foreign surgeons landed in Jacmel. Here is the initial report from Karen Carr of the Community Coalition for Haiti. For more information on the situation in Jacmel, see this report in the Miami Herald.

A Chance to Rebuild Haiti

A well-done article about the necessity of rebuilding Haiti in the wake of the tragedy.  Fritz Gutwein of the Quixote Center is quoted.

The Haitian Earthquake in Pictures

The Boston Globe tells day one of the terrible story of the Haitian Earthquake through pictures.

Donate to Earthquake Relief in Haiti

As Haitians pull bodies from the rubble, your support is needed.

Haiti's National Palace after the earthquake

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