Haiti in Photos: A Year Later

The Presidential Palace stands in ruins behind a wall supporting former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, twice ousted in U.S.-backed coups d’état.Captions and photos by Tony Savino

Video will return here when scrolled back into view

Morris Chestnut Tells Us What Song Always Gets Him to the Dance Floor and What You Better Not Bring to a Party at His House

view video

Morris Chestnut Tells Us What Song Always Gets Him to the Dance Floor and What You Better Not Bring to a Party at His House

A woman prays before a crucifix in front of the National Cathedral.

A man walks in front of a sign advertising skin-lightening cream.

A boy at a tent behind Port-au-Prince’s General Hospital after receiving help from international doctors.

Girls play at a camp for displaced persons in Pétionville.

A girl fetches water in Pétionville.

A house in the Bel Air section of Port-au-Prince.

Boys play in front of a mural depicting progressive luminaries and the Last Supper in Port-au-Prince.

A camp for displaced persons in front of the Presidential Palace.

Children lined up for food at a church.

A young woman fixes her hair in a broken mirror at a camp in Port-au-Prince.

Children at a camp in Port-au-Prince.

Children jumping rope at a Port-au-Prince camp.

A woman holds photos of her daughter, whose body remains in the wrecked house behind her.

Downtown Port-au-Prince.

Teenage girls joke as they apply nail polish in a camp for displaced persons in Pétionville.

People wait outside a clinic staffed by the French Red Cross.

Girls brush their teeth at a water tank at a camp in Pétionville.

Girls hold hands at a camp in the Canapé-Vert neighborhood of Port-au-Prince.