How to resolve Haiti's dilemma?
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It's a very complicated issue. But at the risk of oversimplifcation, I think that the Haitians need to learn how to better manage their economy. Once that's achieved, all other problems will seem miniscule.
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I think that the first step is to make the rest of the world realise what's going on so that more people care about finding a solution. The majority of people who read this question will unfortunately not have a clue what you are talking about and that has got to change.
427737
How who thought to solve problems during which conflicts?
1027500
You mean like Japan, Germany, the Philippines, and South Korea? Those successful democracies? Sure, Haiti is an abysmal failure, but that's the nature of all former French colonies.\n\nAnd each one of those was completely different, with different populations, motivations, national heritage, etc. There is no 'Nation-building for Dummies' book out there. It is an adapt as you go process.\n\nAnd, so far, Afghanistan and Iraq look quite successful, too. With high participation and strong buy-in and support of the public.
831247
Try out ;\nhttp://www.haitiantimes.com/press.htm\nWhat exactly do you want?\nIf the above is not sufficient please add more info.
64423
Cure the ills of the World... Hope to help as many people as possible, perhaps World peace :o)
1096965
If your country's basic infrastructure does not currently allow for this you must take it upon yourself to correct the situation. Do everything you can to improve the situation. Contact wealthy corporations or wealthy individuals and ask them to help you. I admire your courage and ambition. I admire your desire to improve your country. You sound like an altruistic individual. Vietnam needs more citizens like you. Don't give up. Don't take no for an answer. If you persevere you will be successful. You certainly have my respect.
784708
What is there to do to solve this?
449732
there are no simple solutions to the problems in africa. some problems with your solution are: how can people transport such large amounts of water? where will it come from? who will pay for it? will the country be expected to pay it back? etc.
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Christana , I don't think so.\n\nFirst, contact the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince,\nprnce@dfait-maeci.gc.ca \nand find what you are entitled and the regulations.\nIf there isn't too many regulations go down to Haiti and adopt a baby.\nGood Luck
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Get the religions to agree. All the problems would then be solved.But who is right?\nThere is no ideal president. Democracy makes no allowance for idealism.Take care my friend. take a look at http://thebaldchemist.blogspot.com for some fun insight into life.
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Problems of religious conflict \n Solution? The mass secularisation of the world, starting with the West. Its like hcildren with toys, if we cant play nicely together and share, then we dont get our toys. If we cant live with each others religions, then they should be taken away.\n\nProblems of Poverty\n Solution? Make trading laws fair, drop all subsidies in America and Europe. Cancel the world debt and let countries regain a foothold in a truely compepetive market. Liquidate the WTO, TRIPS and IBRD\n\nProblems of Warfare\n Solution? Fetter the arms companies, reel them in with strict laws and legislation or close them. No worming out, no loopholes, fairness or take-over.\n\nProblems of Health\n Solution? Make drugs free to all, split the biggest companies, such as Pfizer and Glaxo, into smaller, fairer units. Free research sharing, free information trade.\n\n.Enforcement of the UN laws and Geneva conventions, elimination of Oil corporations, Nationalisation of essential services and pooling of common needs. Its time to start working together or we're never going to make it out of the 21st century.
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Print out some pictures - of kenya and of starvation, if possible starving people in Africa and then stitch out yr prez based on 'em. Give reasons how it can be solved - show some pics of organizations who do just that.
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After what happened at Ipperwash, the OPP are being a little bit more reserved, especially considering all of the media attention Caledonia is getting.\n\nWe need to get back to public order, similar to Oka Quebec. bring in the military to control the situation, then work on a peaceful solution.\n\nRottontothecore: does this mean we should give the entire North America back? Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.?!?!
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An Issue: Rebuilding New Orleans and finding jobs for displaced residents.\n\nThe Solution: Legalize gambling in NO. Turn NO into the Vegas of the south. This will bring not only a MASSIVE amount of construction jobs; it will also provide long term jobs in the service industry for under-skilled people. Also, huge amounts of tax revenue to further rebuild the city.
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I want to say Yes! Haiti will finally prosper. And I would want that to be true. \nBut ask yourself, did Haiti prosper during the first term of Preval? Five very long years.....
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I'm looking for that article but in the meantime....since puerto rico is a u.s.territory i'm pretty sure there will be some form of aid.  ofcourse thats only a bandaide to the problem and a longterm solution/plan will be necessary.  i hope the u.s. gov. will help relocate island families within the u.s.