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Me duele la tragedia de Haiti, el hambre y la desnutrición de su gente. Los gobiernos deben dar una ayuda efectiva a Haiti. Los ciudadanos comunes carentes para aportar, debemos dar nuestro apoyo moral.
I totally agree with CPJ executives on this noble idea.They (journalists) need us now more than ever before and it's time we give a helping hand.
Hello people around the world let us put a smile back on the faces of these journalists!
God bless us all.
Haiti duele, pero cual es la forma e ayudar, pienso que todos los paises deberían ofrecer asilo a los Haitianos, especialmente a los niños sin hogar ni familia
The scenes are very sad, still all these people need lots of help from all of us.
Why nobody is talking anymore about Haiti, all this was only the first three weeks then all the sudden, nobody talks anymore about them.
after what happened to japan last week I tried dig up some reports from last years haiti quake and that's where I found your blog. A very noble deed you started here, hope you can do the same to japanese journalists.