What will it take to create functioning state institutions in Haiti rather than centers of greed and corruption that do nothing more than perpetuate violence and evil?
Right after the earthquake, the Haitian government, NGOs (non governmental organizations), and other aid organizations have struggled to get supplies to the affected areas. This is to be expected when infrastructure is what it is in Haiti and the epicenter of the earthquake is so far away from the capital city of Port Au Prince.
By now you have probably seen Haiti in the news quite a bit and not for anything good. Gangs have taken over the capitol almost completely at this ...
What will it take to create functioning state institutions in Haiti rather than centers of greed and corruption that do nothing more than perpetuate violence and evil?
Right after the earthquake, the Haitian government, NGOs (non governmental organizations), and other aid organizations have struggled to get supplies to the affected areas. This is to be expected when infrastructure is what it is in Haiti and the epicenter of the earthquake is so far away from the capital city of Port Au Prince.
