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Incroyable mais vrai.
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L’ensemble des cargaisons est encore stocké dans les ports. Le reste se trouve gardé dans des hangars pour cause de taux élevé de l’essence, d’état déplorable des routes et de faiblesse du gouvernement.
Pratiquement aucune nourriture n’est parvenue dans les campagnes où vivent plus de la moitié des 8, 7 millions d’Haïtiens.
« But three months later, The Associated Press has learned that only a fraction
of a key U.S. food pledge — less than 2 percent as of early July — has been
distributed.
Even those who oversee the food aid programs say they are stopgap measures
while programs to create jobs and help Haitian farmers to increase production
are more critical to ending the country's chronic hunger once and for all.
But right now, aid workers say, the poorest families need immediate help, and
little of the emergency food promised has reached them. Most of what has
reached Haiti is stuck in port. Nearly all the rest is still inside warehouses
— victim of high fuel prices, bad roads and a weak national government.
Barely any food at all has gone to the desperate countryside, where more than
half of Haiti's 8.7 million people live.
Sources
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hBd6oLtBH4WYP6XHkKbFF0FwfYtwD921Q0IO0
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