HAITI APPEALS TO DIASPORA TO HELP REBUILD
CONFERENCE ON RECONSTRUCTION ORGANIZED BY HAITIAN: MONTREALERS
Quote, "Haiti needs the help of its diaspora to rebuild, said government officials as a conference focused on rebuilding the earthquake-stricken Caribbean nation started in Montreal," by CBC News, Montreal Canada.
Quote, "Almost 1.5-million people in Haiti are still homeless, including hundreds of orphans who are living on the streets, said Edwin Paraison, minister for Haitians living abroad," by CBC News, Montreal Canada.
Quote, "Haiti is calling on its sons and daughters spread out across the world to ... lend us a helping hand … with their technical expertise," Paraison said Thursday during the conference, which is taking place at the University of Montreal's engineering school, the École Polytechnique," by CBC News, Montreal Canada.
"About, nearly three-hundred-thousand (300,000) people and thirty-four (34) Canadians, are believed to have died and many were left homeless following the powerfull 7.0 magnitude earthquake which struck the empoverished Caribbean Island of Haiti, on January 12, 2010."
Please, visit the CBC News Official Website, for more information about the Earthquake Relief and Recovery situation in the Caribbean Nation of Haiti.
Profile of U.S. Veteran Eric Manuel Ortiz
- Haiti's Earthquake Relief and Recovery Project
- A Humanitarian U.S. Veteran or Philantropist who likes to get involved in social and or humanitarian causes promoting social justice or alleviating suffering and or poverty. I am interested in dating a female for a possible serious relationship, however, friendship and or companionship and or just getting involved and or teaming-up to assist in humanitarian efforts or social causes. I, love walking by the beach. enjoy star gazing, watching sunsets and or sunrises, been close to nature like botanical gardens, planetariums in my free time, etc.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
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