The Nassau Guardian's 2010 Year in Review
The suffering and misery that intensified in Haiti almost one year ago is persisting, as the after effects of one of the world’s most devastating earthquakes in recent history, which killed more than 220,000 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless, continues to spawn
death and civil decay. As the threat of cholera bore down on the country near the end of 2010 and its government attempted to
regroup and reform, Haiti’s fractured society encountered greater difficulties.
The Haitian people in November and December clashed with their local law enforcement, UN peacekeepers and each other in the midst
of elections, even as thousands w ...

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