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Port-au-Prince, ruines de l'Hôtel Castel Haiti à Port-au-Prince.

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  • Manny Ardouin (Private Message) 25/05/09 3:45 PM  

    Anonyme !

    C'est quoi l'Afrique perdu ? Faut pas exagerer tout de meme. Un peu d'optimisme et de courage.

    C'est seulement un immeuble perdu en Haiti ! On croit encore avoir la capacité de reconstruire.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 25/05/09 1:55 AM  

    This is all of our fault. We let it happen. We are living proof of nothing.This is only the beginning.We just sit there and talk do something !!!!

    SAD STORY HAITI EST L'AFRIQUE PERDU

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 11/05/09 7:22 AM  

    Another ruine... No wonder Haiti never moves forward. I truly believe Haitians need an extreme and intensive anger managment course. Too much hatred, resentment from the past coupled with individual's egocentric lifestyle contributed to the regression and the development of the country.

    Folks, it is probable that you will dislike somebody rich or someone in power and want to get rid of them, fine. Get rid of the individual that you disagree with (by the way you don't have to kill the person) but don't destroy what they have done just because you have to disagree with them. This kind of nonsense doesn't exist in the neighboring country? The presence of UN in the country clearly tells the rest of the world that Haitians have a problem and, it is very shameful. Does anyone have enough sense to understand this simple concept?

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  • buzz (Private Message) 18/04/09 8:52 AM  

    Sad to see this, nothing last forever, may be it could not be saved and was a danger to it's occupants.

    I think we should be glad it has been sold to some one who intends to do something positive with it, like build a university and educate the youngs.

    In years to come, it will be a landmark with more meanings to Haiti and it's people.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 30/01/09 4:38 PM  

    Oh! my God! I can't believe it! My first time school carnival ball took place there, I was nine.

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  • chancelier (Private Message) 15/11/08 12:01 AM  

    incroyable,this was the very first building modern building in port-au-prince,the should build a new one there

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 25/07/08 5:21 PM  

    It is really sad to see our country falling in part like this. What can we do to make it better for the generations to come?
    We have to something about it, I mean WE ....
    ALL OF US TOGETHER.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 01/03/08 5:49 PM  

    As consolation, I believe the Auguste family which owns the Valerio Canez stores and other ventures has purchased the site and expect to build a university? there.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 09/02/08 11:03 AM  

    My God! Part of my childhood was spent around Bas Peu de Chose - It is a shame to see such architectural landmark reduced to this!

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  • Maryse (Private Message) 28/01/08 2:18 PM  

    Cela fait vrament mal de contaster la décadence d'un tel joyau.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 25/01/08 5:50 PM  

    My first fashion show was held at castel Haiti in the early 80". This is so sad !

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 14/01/08 5:33 PM  

    So sad ,Castel Haiti was like a beacon on top of the mountain. It's heartbreaking to see the skeleton of one landmark of P- A -P.

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