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Port-au-Prince
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Covers:  economy, religion, politics, everything related to haiti, reconstruction
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‘We didn’t expect such horror’

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By Andre Paultre
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
Members of the Kenya MSS patrolling the National Port Authority in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in this file photo. — Adriana Zehbrauskas/The New York Times ILRES Theophile, a farmer living north of Haiti’s capital, said he woke up in the middle of the night on March 29 to the unmistakable sound of heavy gunfire. Gran Grif, a feared gang in the area, had warned for days that it had planned to attack a nearby community.
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Una estampida masiva en Haití deja decenas de muertos Original

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By Andre Paultre, Emiliano Rodríguez Mega Verified, Simon Romero Verified
| The New York Times en Español Verified
Una excursión turística el sábado a una de las fortalezas más históricas y famosas de Haití se convirtió en caos y luego en terror, después de que una multitud en estampida aplastara hasta la muerte a decenas de turistas, dijeron las autoridades. Funcionarios haitianos estimaron que al menos 30 personas habían muerto durante la estampida, y que se esperaba que el número de víctimas aumentara.
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Mass Stampede at Haitian Tourist Site Leaves Dozens Dead Original

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By Andre Paultre, Emiliano Rodríguez Mega Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A tourist outing on Saturday at one of Haiti’s most historic and famous fortresses turned into chaos and then terror, after a stampeding crowd crushed dozens of tourists to death, the authorities said. Haitian officials estimated that at least 30 people had died during the stampede and that the toll was expected to rise. The stampede took place at the Citadelle Laferrière, a large 19th-century fortress in northern Haiti.
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