More than a third of households affected by the deadly 2010 Haiti earthquake and over half of those living in the camps have not recovered basic household assets nearly two years after the disaster, according to an analysis by Tulane University researchers.
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Visiting Haiti a couple of years ago, it is astounding that such poverty exists so close to the USA.
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