Haiti’s PM-designate on his country’s future

Jan 14, 2015

Anastasia Moloney

Latin America and Caribbean Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Foundation

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In an exclusive interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Haiti’s prime minister designate, Evans Paul, spoke about the challenges of international aid and reconstruction efforts five years after a massive earthquake hit the Caribbean nation.

He spoke from the prime minister’s official residence in the capital Port-au-Prince late on Saturday as street protests continued.

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Author: Based in Bogota, Anastasia Moloney is the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Latin America and Caribbean correspondent.

Image: People walk past stalls in downtown Port-au-Prince March 21, 2011. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz.

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