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Why is Haiti still struggling? 
The BBC's Matthew Price revisits Haiti to find out how people are managing one year on from the devastating earthquake.
Haitians mark quake anniversary
Haiti marks the anniversary of the powerful earthquake that killed 250,000 people and devastated much of the country.
In pictures
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Teenage view
Young Haitians document their lives
Teenage view-
Plight of Haiti's elderly after quake01:25
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'Rape widespread' in Haiti camps02:27
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Haitians protest against president01:40
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Haiti's second city hit by cholera02:03
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Cholera cases rise in Haiti00:44
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Amateur footage of Haiti protest00:43
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Haiti's earthquake rubble remains01:42
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Haitian quake survivors six months on02:51
Plight of Haiti's elderly after quake
'Rape widespread' in Haiti camps
Haitians protest against president
Haiti's second city hit by cholera
Cholera cases rise in Haiti
Amateur footage of Haiti protest
Haiti's earthquake rubble remains
Haitian quake survivors six months onFeatures and Analysis
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Debris mountain
Why has so little of Haiti's rubble been cleared?
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Life amid the ruins
Photographer Wolfgang Tillmans in Haiti a year after the earthquake
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'Never worse'
Despair in Haiti after year of earthquake, cholera and riots
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Lost generation
Troubled times for Haiti's orphaned and abandoned children
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'Journey through hell'
A Haitian journalist on his country's year of woes
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Conservation challenge
An expedition to Haiti's deforested hills finds small ray of hope
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Coming to America
The Haitian children seeking a new life as US citizens
Debris mountain
Life amid the ruins
'Never worse'
Lost generation
'Journey through hell'