Greetings from the North Fork of Long Island, New York. Your reports are fantastic and criticial for us to get a balanced view, otherwise we only get heavily edited mainstream media. We are giving a few $ to Wyclef’s Yele Foundation, Americares, Unicef, American Red Cross, but are very disappointed that the US Supplies are so slow, especially the equipment and medical supplies for hospitals and we are helpless to make it go faster. I am happy to see today’s video showing some things are now getting through. Can’t wait to visit Jacmel, it loos beautiful! Thank you Cine Institute, your reports are FANTASTIC.
Posted By:Noirhomme on January 20th, 2010
1:45 pm
Un mot pour vous remercier pour vos témoignages et vos images. Je suis journaliste en Belgique et je souhaitais vous signaler que vos images vont être utilisées dans un sujet diffusé dans notre jt.
mais je voulais surtout sur vous transmettre tout notre courage pour affronter la situation.
Axelle
Posted By:john lyons on January 20th, 2010
8:54 pm
Any news from Cayes-Jacmel? Thrilled to know that Michlet Joassaint,a longtime friend, and his first grandchild are saved.Any news of C.J. will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Our hearts are with you. Wonderful to see these videos from your students there.
Greetings from the North Fork of Long Island, New York. Your reports are fantastic and criticial for us to get a balanced view, otherwise we only get heavily edited mainstream media. We are giving a few $ to Wyclef’s Yele Foundation, Americares, Unicef, American Red Cross, but are very disappointed that the US Supplies are so slow, especially the equipment and medical supplies for hospitals and we are helpless to make it go faster. I am happy to see today’s video showing some things are now getting through. Can’t wait to visit Jacmel, it loos beautiful! Thank you Cine Institute, your reports are FANTASTIC.
Un mot pour vous remercier pour vos témoignages et vos images. Je suis journaliste en Belgique et je souhaitais vous signaler que vos images vont être utilisées dans un sujet diffusé dans notre jt.
mais je voulais surtout sur vous transmettre tout notre courage pour affronter la situation.
Axelle
Any news from Cayes-Jacmel? Thrilled to know that Michlet Joassaint,a longtime friend, and his first grandchild are saved.Any news of C.J. will be greatly appreciated. Thanks