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Transforming Route Nationale #1, Port-au-Prince To Cap-Haitian, into Highway
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This is a fantastic project, please do not blow it. more »
Great for us, let's go Haiti. Sa n paka fe la. more »
Have faith, Haiti will get better if we believe and work towards the goal of a better Haiti more »
BEL BAGAY TANPRI KENBE FO PA LAGE. AK GRAS BONDIE PEY A AP VIN BON. LAP RETOUNEN "PERLE DES ANTILLES". more »
As long as the "plan" is a "multi-year, investment in reality" A plan that incorporates real world design, growth potential, safety, highway education, maintenance, and a real... more »
Next, would be to incorporate an additional plan to at the same time acquire real estate and funding to implement a bi-directional rail system along with the highway....allowing... more »
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