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Two hospitals in Haiti tell very different stories (VIDEO)

Jean Pharés JérômeDecember 28, 2012 07:15

MIREBALAIS, Haiti —The largest post-earthquake health project has finished construction. Led by US NGO Partners in Health, the new hospital in Mirebalais aims to be a world-class hospital and improve healthcare in Haiti. But in Port-au-Prince, the Haitian government and its international partners are struggling to start the reconstruction of the general hospital, three years after the January 2010 earthquake.

Fault Line: Hospitals in Haiti tell different stories

Jon BougherDecember 28, 2012 13:35

While a new hospital has been built in Mirebalais, the Haitian government and its international partners are still struggling to begin reconstruction of the main hospital in Port-au-Prince almost three years after the earthquake.

GroundTruth: Kevin Grant on reporting on the border

Emily JudemDecember 18, 2012 07:00

Via a Skype Interview, Kevin Grant, GlobalPost's deputy editor for special reports, talks about what it's like to report on the Mexico-Arizona border.

GroundTruth: Tracy Jarrett on reporting on HIV/AIDS

Emily JudemDecember 3, 2012 12:05

Tracy Jarrett reflects on "A Daughter's Journey," a series of blogposts she wrote for GlobalPost last summer. In this series, she chronicled her extraordinary journey — from Chicago to Cape Town, South Africa — to learn about the disease that took her mother's life and forever changed her own.

GroundTruth: Caitlin McNally on reporting from the Great North

Emily JudemNovember 21, 2012 15:06

As the Arctic continues to melt at an unprecedented rate, GlobalPost will be there to cover the story. In August, documentary filmmaker Caitlin McNally traveled with GlobalPost's Charlie Sennott for our Special Report, "The Arctic Melt."

Fault Line: Tent camp evictions on the rise in Haiti

Jon BougherNovember 12, 2012 12:13

After the 2010 earthquake, 1.5 million Haitians were forced to live in makeshift tents. Almost three years later, these displaced Haitians are facing a new threat – eviction by alleged landowners and government officials.

The Great Divide: What income inequality means to Connecticut voters

Emily JudemNovember 8, 2012 17:14

On election day, 2012, GlobalPost went to Bridgeport and Greenwich to ask voters how income inequality affects their daily lives and what they want their newly elected leaders to do about it.

GroundTruth: Jeff Howe on the changing reporting climate in Burma

Emily JudemOctober 29, 2012 13:28

In this video interview, Jeff Howe takes us behind the scenes of his stories for GlobalPost's Special Report, "Burma Road," and shares some insights from his reporting trip with photographer Gary Knight earlier this fall.

GroundTruth: Arieh O'Sullivan on reporting in the Middle East

Emily JudemOctober 24, 2012 09:52

In a Skype interview, O'Sullivan takes us behind the scenes of his recent article, Israel grapples with blowback from booming drone industry, for GlobalPost's Special Report, The Drone Age.

GroundTruth: David Axe on drones

Emily JudemOctober 23, 2012 15:34

When your iPhone's "Siri" directs you to the wrong place, or misunderstands you, or gives you incorrect information, who do you blame? Siri, of course. David Axe explains that the same logic is being applied to drones. Drones will have voices, Axe said, so it will be easier to "blame the machine."