Haiti: Where the Aid System has Failed to Stop Cholera

Today, the Guardian published an op-ed by MSF International President: “Haiti should be an unlikely backdrop for the latest failure of the humanitarian relief system. The country is small and accessible and, following last January’s earthquake, it hosts one of the largest and best-funded international aid deployments in the world. Why then, have at least 2,500 people died of cholera, a disease that’s easily treated and controlled?”

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