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Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Port-au-Prince

2010: A crucifix stands undamaged amid the rubble of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Port-au-Prince.

2014:A crucifix is all that remains of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, almost five years after the earthquake. An architectural rendering (at right) shows plans to rebuild.

Housing in Port-au-Prince

2014: Many of the homes in the Canape Vert neighborhood of Port-au-Prince have since been rebuilt.

2014: Pastel-colored homes of the Jalousie neighborhood line a hill overlooking Port-au-Prince. 

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