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Haiti is administratively divided into 10 departments, which are subdivided into districts, each of which has communes. The communes are in turn divided into community sections, and these are made up of neighborhoods. According to Haitian and international humanitarian and human rights organizations working in Haiti, this administrative structure may vary and there can be additional or different subdivisions in some places, for example in densely populated or large communes, where residents

Isis ideology does not die. the camps have been described as something of an isis academy. add to that the fact that the kurds who make up the bulk of the fighting force against isis in this area, those key american allies who have now been betrayed, they say, by the u.s., they suspended their operations against isis and now have turned their entire focus onto the front lines with turkey and with the syrian arab forces on the ground that turkey is backing. all of this has meant that there is a v...

Europe to fill that vacuum. we saw in afghanistan, we saw in iraq, and we saw what happened in libya when you create security vacuums. so thats where i think putin is coming from. whether its right or wrong, thats for the viewers to judge. but thats his mind-set. >> kristin welker, how does the white house -- what does the white house have to do right now? >> well, i think the white house is going to be quite firm with putin moving forward. as you mentioned, president obama just met with preside...

To turkey. as authorities say, on to syria. he was stopped because he refuse refused to show turkish authorities his electronics. >> good report. thanks very much. lets more with philip mudd. this whole notion of the foreign fighters being attracted to go fight for isis. this is a huge huge problem. >> its a huge problem. its not a new problem. when we had the american surge in iraq back ten years ago, where did foreign fighters comes from? libya where we see foreign fighters today, tunisia, w...

Like never before. >> well bring you any new details as we get them tonight. let me bring in more international affairs respondent and former profiler and msnbc contributor. gentleman, they say this is a target-rich environment. there are target-rich environments on every street corner in america. is this the model we will see from isis moving forward? >> yeah i think it is. i think this is an extension of this new world order that we have seen ever since we went into iraq in 2003. we completely...

Just a year ago when nato planned this. >>guest: true. at the end of the day, it is not an easy thing to take that number of troops from a place when they are still not really safety and security on the ground so there will be a lot of security vacuums, and hand overs that take a long period of time. and, again, the hard part is the optics. all of the nations, the united states and the rest of nato, will be interested in trying to be able to say it is peaceful and we are leaving and everything i...

European democracy, but we need justice and health and education services and basic governance and rule of law. >> what is the difficulty of getting that imposed? clearly that is what you as a member of parliament and your colleagues would like done, so what is the problem? it has been eight years, so what has had to happen to make it happen? it is the security that has to be resolved or services and rule of law in there first? what has to happen first? >> we have caught ourselves in the catch 2...