Time Magazine Jan. 21, 2010 By ISHAAN THAROOR Soon after cataclysmic tremors toppled Port-au-Prince, some of the first search-and-rescue teams to depart for the devastated Haitian capital came from another small island on the other side of the globe: Taiwan. The crippling earthquake in Haiti has offered Taiwan — viewed still by the rulers...
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The ministry is studying whether and how to offer debt consolidation Central News Agency 2010-01-21 Taiwan is still studying how to offer its Caribbean ally Haiti debt relief or cancellation and will keep sending medical teams to help the quake-ravaged country, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) spokesman said yesterday. The ministry is studying...
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Main creditors Taiwan and Venezuela under increasing pressure after earthquake devastates western hemisphere’s poorest nation guardian.co.uk 19 January 2010 Mark Tran Taiwan and Venezuela, Haiti’s main bilateral creditors, are under intensifying pressure to cancel the impoverished Caribbean country’s debts after last week’s catastrophic earthquake. Haiti: how to donate Haiti owes $167m (£102m) to Venezuela...
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The second group will take 3,000kg of rescue equipment Taiwan News 2010-01-16 Central News Agency A second team of rescue workers was preparing to leave Taiwan for Haiti yesterday. Tens of thousands of people are believed to have been killed in the 7.0 earthquake which struck near the capital Port-au-Prince Tuesday. The first team...
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The many relief organizations need your financial help for haiti. Below is a list of organizations you can donate to. Simply click on one to go to their web site: • International Medical Corps • Direct Relief International • World Vision • International Relief Teams • Yéle Haiti • American Red Cross • Operation...
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