Spain: Catalan protests http://ves.cat/ahTb http://ves.cat/ahTd [from http://twitter.com/miquimel/statuses/19347853346]

Let's not forget these people. Millions watched Lebron James tell the world that he was going to South Beach yet the people of Haiti are still waiting. Where are our priorities?

The simple phrase “Aba Préval” (Down with Préval, a reference to Haiti’s president, René Préval) has become shorthand for a long list of frustrations, and an epithet expressing a broader fear — that Haitians will be stuck in limbo indefinitely, and that the opportunity to reinvent Haiti is being lost.

doorways of haiti

RT: @Rustypritchard: Lent in #Haiti: A first-hand account of hope after the devastating earthquake — Flourish http://bit.ly/ciMTKE [from http://twitter.com/CircleReader/statuses/11380719515]

My heart goes out to these people, I feel so helpless for them.

Sehr schöne Bildpräsentation der Kathedrale von Port-au-Prince vor und nach dem Erdbeben.

1st hand account fr #Haiti by my friend Michael Agus - Dir MICU @ChildrensBoston - http://bit.ly/cvUSwE [from http://twitter.com/healthblawg/statuses/10828362565]

Nice aggregation of Haiti info and resources by Google. I especially like the people connector tool. http://ow.ly/XTtz [from http://twitter.com/hhchen/statuses/7915781165]

See some of the great folks & story behind @BaltimoreACTS @featsinc @paulwolman in @BmoreMedia http://bit.ly/dxHpqU via @nadenlean [from http://twitter.com/willdavis/statuses/9542479908]

Brings to mind, Luke 21:1-4 RT @KarlynM: Baltimore homeless donate $14.64 for quake victims http://bit.ly/dAcDHL [from http://twitter.com/chiefshu/statuses/8435241471]

Magnitude 7.3 #Earthquake Hits #Haiti Region, #USGS Says http://bit.ly/5vVq1K [from http://twitter.com/DisneyEC/statuses/7685918771]

NEW YORK – The massive loss of lives and buildings in Haiti could have been prevented if earthquake resistant designs and materials had been used, said a US study released Tuesday.

minustah.org posted a photo:

Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet speaks with a young boy during a visit to the family tent. Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

Two boys haul water up a road to their tent. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

A woman prepares to carry a bucket of water from a water distribution area to her tent. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

A woman walks through a camp. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

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Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet speaks with members of the International Organization of Movement (IOM). Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

A boy usues a rock to hammer in a stake beside the tent where he lives. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

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An elderly woman sits on a cinder block in front of her tent. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

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minustah.org posted a photo:

An elderly man sits in his tent as the wind races through the camp. Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

minustah.org posted a photo:

Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet speaks with a family living in the camp. Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

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Chief of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) Edmond Mulet visited a camp for displaced people named Carradeux where thousands of people live in temporary shelters.
Photo Logan Abassi

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