Catholic leaders express anguish over Haiti's 'dizzying chaos,' humanitarian disaster
The chronic lack of basic services and public security has been leading more and more Haitians to leave the country.
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The chronic lack of basic services and public security has been leading more and more Haitians to leave the country.
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Madrid, Jul 5 (EFE).- Only 40 percent of Haiti’s 11.8 million inhabitants have access to health care and getting treatment for some illnesses depends on the ability to pay, the director of St. Damien Pediatric Hospital in Port-au-Prince told EFE here. Dr. Pascale Gassant and the hospital’s project coordinator, Marytza Beaubrun, are in Madrid for …
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