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Celebrated Haitian cast takes the stage in Miami musical to tell Haiti's story

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Celebrated Haitian cast takes the stage in Miami musical to tell Haiti's story

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A musical celebrating Haiti's rich culture and artistry will take the stage Saturday at the Adrienne Arsht Center's Ziff Ballet Opera House in Miami, where a cast of well-known Haitian performers will present the all-Haitian production “ Ayiti Bèl Nanm.” The production brings together a celebrated cast of singers, actors and dancers in a showcase of Haitian creativity, history and cultural heritage.
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Dominica's Citizenship-by-investment program comes under fire from one of its own

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He joined Dominica's Citizenship-by-investment program in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, pitching the opportunity to own a villa on one of the region's lushest islands while obtaining a second passport, as an investment that he saw as a means to rebuild and grow his business. Seven years later, businessman Gregor Nassief is calling for a commission of inquiry into the program.
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