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Haiti is the poorest country in the Caribbean. 5 years after the earthquake which hit Port-au-Prince and the surrounding areas, the effects of the catastrophe are still being felt. To cross the country, there are only dirt tracks to transport people and their goods. Travelling the 80km that separates Gonaïves and Môle Saint Nicolas in the North-east takes up to ten hours. There is one bus which makes the journey, and it is far from a comfortable ride.
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10 things you should know about Haiti 🇭🇹
10. The anchor of Christopher Columbus's largest ship, the Santa Maria is on permanent exhibit at the Musée du Panthéon National Haitien (MUPANAH), in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-prince.
9. Haiti is the only state in history that had a successful slave uprising. It threw off the shackles of slavery in 1804. On January 1, 1804, Haiti was the first independent nation of Latin America and the Caribbean, to abolish slavery.
8. A long history of oppression by dictators such as that megalomaniac Duvalier aka Baby Doc and his son bled the nation dry. Since the end of the Duvalier era, Haiti has been transitioning to a democratic system. Natural Disasters like hurricanes and the 2010 earthquake are making it hard. But Haitians persevere. They don’t give up.
7. Haitians have a voodoo thing going. They believe in zombies and a folkloric creature called lougarou, described as a blood sucking hag. Disguises itself as a hag and can change into a fireball. Sounds pretty cool to me as long as she/it leaves me alone.
6. Since the 18th century (amazing) there has been a sustained effort to write in Haitian Creole. The recognition of Creole as an official language has led to an expansion of novels, poems, and plays in Creole.
5. Haiti has always been a literary nation that has produced poetry, novels, and plays of international recognition.
4. The two official languages of Haiti are French and Haitian Creole.
3. Here’s where we come in: Tap Tap buses are colorfully painted buses or pick-up trucks that serve as share taxis. The "tap tap" name comes from the sound of passengers tapping on the metal bus body to indicate they want off. These vehicles for hire are often privately owned and extensively decorated. They follow fixed routes, do not leave until filled with passengers, and riders can usually disembark at any point. The decorations are a typically Haitian form of art. Mileage these bus motors get: no less than 1 million but the goal is to squeeze 2 million out of them. Now if that isn’t efficient, I don’t know what is.
2. The tourism market in Haiti is undeveloped and the government is trying to remedy the situation by investing heavily. Haiti has many of the features that attract tourists to other Caribbean destinations; pristine white beaches, mountainous scenery and a year-round warm climate, however the country's poor image overseas, at times exaggerated, has hampered the development.
1. Haiti is worth a visit and wants and needs tourist to come. It gets a bad rap from the media. Potential travelers should stop by. They have nice hotels and gorgeous beaches and cultures and art and music. Island of the damned be damned > their love for life is infectious. Put it on your list. Post pandemic obviously unless you own a plane and/or yacht ⛵️ then you can head out now.
Enjoy your stay-cation to Haiti 🇭🇹
Available worldwide
On est avec vous nous partisans Haitiens.( Un frere Afriquen)
Incredible will to live a life daily - Haitian
@ᥴꪮꪮ ᥴꪮꪮ kꪖᥴꫝꪮꪮ ꪑikꫀ niners シ i notice you have been saying this frequently . If it is true then why dont you report it . Also he must have taken permission from the other producers to use their footage , if not you can make them aware .
All these sounds wonderful, but on this write up, they don't tell you Haiti is dangerous for tourists when they leave their hotels/resorts.
👍👍👍🔎Très bonne vidéo 📼
From straight out of Jamaica 🇯🇲I say much love to Haiti, you are our brothers and sisters. When no one else in the Caribbean region fight for the freedom of slavery, you lead the way and Jamaica was right behind you. I pray prosperity will come your way very soon. Keep your heads up.
Sweet statement. We’re with you. And support spreading the word for tourists to visit. It’s not the sole solution but would help a lot. You all deserve so much better.
🇯🇲big up haiti
That's why they keep creating "natural catastrophics" to have them under control. I am proud of them
Thank you so much for your recognition.I'm sure you know why they hate Haitians.Haiti is not going to perish even they do not want to stop exploiting us.
@@multipolarworld. I love that spirit. We aztecs too we ain't giving up
Can someone send the message to the narrator that we all fricking love him
I mean, He is the BEST
He should have his own tv show he on points describe every details
He is very entertaining
Yes I agree. The best narrator. Thank you.
I like how he is translator too. :)
Even the camera man...The best
I'm Japanese. May the people of Haiti have God's blessing.
Respect bro
Im haitian and your culture looks a lot like ours, wish to visit japan and taste some a5 wagyu in a manga shop one day
Ps im an otaku too lol
we don't need it i dont know why they show you only these bad places when you search up haiti but most of haiti is beautiful if you've been in haiti you would know this
同じくで、行ってみたい
I'm Japanese I want to visit Haiti one time
@@maddogdidi8460
No, Japan is on the level a Europe & the United States. The Japanese politicians care about their people.
By the way, I’m Haitian.
I get a lil' pissed off when my bluetooth stops for 5 seconds while listening to my playlist in my luxury SUV, driving the beautiful roads of VA & DC. & MD, & the US in general. I couldn't IMAGINE doing what these guys do to survive & feed their families. Much respect to them.
I try and watch one doc a week to remind myself how lucky I am
Same here, I appreciate life more these days ☹️
I always thought we are bad.nothing here in kenya I can compare with what I've just watched.
Dmv gang
U konprann bien vit
I been all over the world since this morning through RUclips. I'm loving this documentaries. Thank you 😊 💓
Haha then see you around ....in Darien gap ...
Same here
Will meet you somewhere in nowhere 😎
That's the great thing with this RUclips communications, networking and transportation machine. I love it.
Same here. 🤗
Made us realized to appreciate our lives, what we have no matter how small. We have no idea that others are living worse than us... We should be humble...
Well said, I couldn't agree more.
I believe it should be a requirement of every school age child before graduation to visit a country like Haiti once for several days/weeks to get a proper perspective about life on planet earth for the majority of its inhabitants!
💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@tnwhitley join the military
Absolutely
Nothing but respect to Haiti 🇭🇹 Greetings from Ghana🇬🇭 Our warriors in the carribean ❤
Ai
This is one side of Haiti, although as a Haitian I agree that most of the narrators comment is true, however I want to point out that over 80% of Haitians are Christians and 62% of them are Protestant. I definitely would like to upload a video to show the beautiful places in Haiti and those of Haitians who live outside of Haiti why we long for Haiti and try to come back as soon as possible.
They always show the worst part of any country!!!.
@@dawnmclean8518 it's the type of documentary.
Lol what 62% of Haitians aren’t Protestants we are a catholic majority country
I'd rather have a friend like the truck owner in this video than I would a politician in Haiti.
Amen to that
Absolutely👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Of course, he's actually a good human unlike dumb money hungry politicians 🤷🏿♂️
ohn 3.16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. 18 “He who believes in Him is not condemned; but he who does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For everyone practicing evil hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his deeds should be exposed. 21 But he who does the truth comes to the light, that his deeds may be clearly seen, that they have been done in God.”
Jesus Christ loves you. Repent and be saved. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you and your family in the name of Jesus Christ
After watching this doc immediately i stopped complaining about my life In Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 .. am much ok and blessed
Mazee, tuko better wallahi. Hata ocha iko mbele kuliko hii place aki. Wanaweza ona Kenya kama New York. Peleka wasapere watatu huko na biz itashika kushika
@brentonz that's a mixture of a Kenyan slang and english. Why do you ask?
aki this is true to me....."KENYA SIHAMI"
@@nediana4627 🤣🤣🤣🇰🇪🇰🇪True
Kenya tuko mbele walai. Hii inakaa ni kama country mzima ni githurai bana. Damn!!
These are the roads my grandparents swear they took to school .
😂😂😂 swear
I can't get enough of the narrator and his weird pace/timing.
Right
I’m laughing because I took them 😂😂😭😭😭
Facts 😂😂
Watching from 🇰🇪🇰🇪I wish Haitian people all the best
thank you so much
I'm Haitian 🇭🇹, and I'm currently watching this video while visiting your country. I stay in Nairobi. I come to visit almost every year.
@@spicehaven209 your welcome
@@paulkirimindandu833 I love it here
I don't know what is wrong with me because I'm so addicted about documentary each and documentary did you uploading already I'm your side please keep it up sir god will continue to bless you have bless evening Sunday. .... I'm watching from RSA
Thank you! Take care. There are worse things to be addicted to. Docs are informative.
Same aswell 😂😂
Welt Documentaries
Check out that channel
RSA🇿🇦
@ᥴꪮꪮ ᥴꪮꪮ kꪖᥴꫝꪮꪮ ꪑikꫀ niners シ they do the translation too, these are originally made in French language. After all, who cares, original creator should have thought of translating it... Just trying to be grateful here...
Much Respect to the people of Haiti 🇭🇹... they still find away to get buy with all the odds against them 💪🏻
thank you my brother
Thanks
It is not easy at all...
We do not use Euro in Haiti...lol
Em
I’m a Nigerian may the people of Haiti 🇭🇹 be blessed with abundance.
Em
I really like how this documentary captivated the real people of Haiti and although struggling they are still happy and working in such creative ways and it’s really impressive!
@@tomgunn8004 that was really an ignorant comment from an idiot...
Hak Sya semua.asal.usul.sya.terlalu.bnyk.hak.sya.tau.
Makes me appreciate my own simple life her in Holland. I've just retired after 13 years of driving buses, the biggest challenge over here were the traffic jams... Hats off to these drivers. For a week or two, I'd like to try that!
Han de Ridder
Believe or not, there’re Haitians of polish descent in Haiti.
Google it
Hahah wat lul je over files in NL. Noem je dat een uitdaging😂🤡
@@ro-mania6114 Begrijpend lezen is best een kunst, kereltje. Probeer het nog eens.
@Scott Prendergast Excuse me, do we know each other? You seem to know my personality thoroughly? Talk for yourself.....
My hometown! Motherland ! My country 🇭🇹
Bless you and your peoples 💖 🇨🇦
@@acehandler1530 all ❤️ appreciate it
The narrator is the most amazing. He did for my country, Liberia.
Agreed, same
I Love Haiti 🇭🇹 pray I get to visit one sweet day.
Thank you
Tú ama ese basureros.?.
I don't care wotever status they have.. i just love the people & their country .... God bless Haitian..💕
Go and see !!
❤️❤️❤️
thank you so much I love you too
@@pablopicasso3416 she doesn’t ask your opinion
Well clearly “God” hasn’t been blessing Haiti. Things are worse now than 50 years ago despite the prayers and good wishes.
I'm Haitian and watching this documentary while in Kenya 🇰🇪. Kenya has so many similarities to Haiti 🇭🇹, but muchmore developed than Haiti. I've been coming here since 2019, and I love it here.
Am kenyan and looking at my brothers and sisters in Haiti is very inspiring,may God bless them in that far away land and make them prosper
May your country be a developed nation blessings to Haiti from India
Ai
Ai
Haiti is a beautiful country love from rwanda
Rwanda is doing great progress love from Haiti
Love you too bro
you mean Wakanda?
Have you actually been to Haiti? Beautiful is not the word I would use to describe it
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Being an Indian, I relate much with people of the caribbean , african and central american countries . Because even if they are not rich, they are modest, hardworking and make things work out with the very little they have. Respect🙌
Yes and even most of indians and poorer Asian countries have very hardworking and generous people
Humble continents like Africa, Middle East, Asia its less favored population is warrior
There should be a part 2 to this documentary. It’s really interesting.
i give the haitians due respect.. the life they live is so hard. we are spoiled in north america.. kudos to the FD team for this video and the narrator ...he is the life of the translation!!!! cest bon!!
Haiti is in North America
Here in Indonesia a lot of people complaining because The Government spends a lot on infrastructures, highways and rural roads included. So ungrateful, they should have been inside those buses down in Haiti or other in this awesome documentaries.
I am so grateful to be a South African after watching this. Other countries such as Haiti are really going through the most hey. Yoohhhhh this is so overwhelming. Appreciate your country if it is better than this and thank God for it. Pray for Haiti
Thank you south África i is Haitian from Brazil
Ai tau
Haiti was the first nation to recognise Greece's independence in the 19th century
much love from Greece
Not just the first nation to recognize Greece's independence, but also helped financially to acquire weapons for the fight.
@@dessalines5097 how?? I thought the french endebted them
@@from_him2you374, yes the French made Haiti pay reparations for being independent, but Haitians at that time valued the right for self determination; therefore, they sold their crops to collect money to buy weapons for Greece's fight for freedom.
Now the Haitians need you helps. Please, open your borders and host a million Haitian immigrants.
@@o.ramirez haha we're already struggling with 60,000 people from the middle east, i'm afraid there's no more room for the time being (however if you bring money to invest we may find a solution😉)
The Haitian people are resilient, kind and extremely smart. I can personally attest to the hard work they do. I live in Canada but for the last 9 years have been the Canadian director in partnership with JAKDESA COMMUNITY SCHOOL in Cayes Jacmel, South of Jacmel. My thump print picture shows the first section of the school. We now have 12 classrooms, a kitchen building with a radio station on the second floor that broadcasts up into the mountains. I am blessed to work with 34 teachers, all Haitians, and support staff. I am so proud of Haiti and if you get a chance to visit please do. There are lots of beautiful sites and hotels along the Caribbean Sea that will capture your heart. ❤️🙏
My comments keep getting deleted because even though they are factually correct they are not politically correct I guess. I'll try again. The average lQ (yes, I spelled it that way on purpose as to sneak past the algorithm) in Haiti is 67. This does not make them bad people, but I think that is the main thing that has been holding them back since their independence 200 years ago.
@Jay J one of the things about IQ averages is they do not tell is the stories of the people. In a country where mis-government and money constantly stolen from the people makes it is very difficult to get good food into the mouths of children in particular. The first job I took on when funding the school was to provide nourishing meals every day. A young mind can not develop with out proper nutrition. To help with this we have provided seeds for personal family gardens. One problem I witness first hand is NGO's going in and putting bandages in the wound to make donor's feel like something is being done. The first responsibility was to work with the local Board of Directors to find out what the biggest needs were. #1 nutrition, #2 education, #3 trade school for young adults that had to drop out of school after grade 6 because their parents didn't have the money to pay tuition. I could continue but if you have read this far you might be interested in what is really going on in Haiti.
@@sharonleis1365 I don't disagree with anything that you have said.
@Jay J thank you for your note. Most people see the poor as it being their fault rather than the fact of being born in a certain place as being disadvantaged. THEY do not see themselves as victims but hard working and willing to do what it takes to improve their lives. I do not.hand out money. Everyone must plant gardens and trees for reforestation. Hand up not hand out. 😁
@@kjjoskerbased on that statement, your IQ is 30.
I have a a lot of Haitian friends who parents lived in Haiti when it’s was governed by a dictator. They always say Haiti was a much better state than how it is today.
Sadly i have to agree.
Because there's more corruption than usually
Justin Walton
Have you heard the expression Mussolini made the trains run on time?
The so called dictator Duvalier, Haiti’s president, made every rune on time. Haitians could not even spit on the street. All the streets were squeaky clean.
It was a better system.
damn man it hurts to see those kids running after the bus
Scary to think that in this age. There are still parts of the world that don't even have working roads. It's really ingenuity that allows them to survive.
Yep.
Including India
The Dominican republic has given us construction equipment, and money to build roads. However, everything went missing. In my hometown Cap, haitian americans have invested to build a road, however, local haitian destroyed the road, as a way to protest the gas price increase. We literally shoot ourselves in the foot.
@@wandong8208 that India is long gone,India is one of the quickest developing economies in the world and way of life for people had given way up
@@bannanamae253 lol I don’t think you don’t understand politics. DR never provided equipment to Haiti for free private construction companies bought those equipment those companies usually get government contract to build. America never build anything in Haiti the US government use those tactics for money laundering by taking millions from the treasury department.
This narrator is my favourite i just love his voice. I dont know his name but his voice makes me addicted to these documentaries
Every time im having a bad day i just rewatch these videos
Just a hundred meters away from the road you can see one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen, it's like seeing corruption with your own eyes
Haiti has gorgeous beaches. It gets bad publicity and that’s unfair. More people need to visit, bolster the economy.
@@FreeDocumentary thanks for saying this ! I love my country.
@@FreeDocumentary there’s in Nepal 🇳🇵 more dangerous road
@@FreeDocumentary Then why couldn’t you show the beautiful beaches and waterfalls as well? Haiti needs to start banning foreign media from coming on the island to poverty pimp . Like go elsewhere. You could have shown the beaches. But you didn’t. It’s time to start banning poverty pimp media channels like you
@@ramkrishnadhakal1400 omg!!!
almost quit watching these documentaries but after learning this Narrator is back ..I'm here
The narrator makes me come back in this channel. Am from Nairobi Kenya.
Same here
TUKO WENGI BABA
Tuko ndani. Sisi tunategea Express way.
Nice guys
Múndú wa nyúmba😅😅😅
One cannot properly express their gratitude by typing words on a screen. Your channel has been my ONLY source of good, "clean" & informative films, which are very few and far between in this world anymore. Thank you very much for this reprieve.
Keep adding more am usually addicted with the documentary and to the narrator keep it up you narrate soooo good
I'm addicted to the documentary too. The more the merrier
Chege una watch ukiwa County Gani, mimi niko 047
These are old docs. The person who uploaded the videos did not make them. They are quite good though.
Hapo sawa Shei, hata mimi huziwatch hizi documentary sana, pia nko county47, Umoja
@@janekaratu8618 hehe wacha niseme kiambu county
In those 12 hours that their trip took, I've driven from chicago to Texans. Incredible
With tears in my eyes, and gratitude in my heart, I pray for the strong, bold, courageous, kind, compassionate people of Haiti. "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." We love you, keep fighting...
Ai.hak.sya.tau.!!//¡//.
your tears and comment helped so much. thanks.
I didn't know if there was gold in Haiti, the world's first black republic, it's very sad, but despite everything it's my country, thank you so much sir for this documentary.
You're very welcome!
The west has been telling the world Haiti has no gold or natural resources that way they can convince the masses to believe it. So they can go and steel it from us and they are still doing it.
Hi there. I'm Haitian. Thank you for this documentary
I've been to Haiti because of this documentary 🇭🇹🤔😎
How was there?
Yeah how was it
my god,poor people.god help this people.
the best documental series
Thank you!
@@FreeDocumentary I REALLY WANNA KNOW WHAT YOUR REAL PROBLEM WITH HAITI,YOU OCCIDENTAL MEDIA,THIS OLDER VIDEO HAS MORE 4 YEARS,YOU JUST RETRANSLATE IT IN ENGLISH,TO SHOW ONLY BAD SIDE TO HAITI,ONLY YOUR JOB TO 2020,YOUR DOCUMENTARY IS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS FOR HAITI,GO TO HAITI NOW FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE TO PORT-DE-PAIX NOW,IT'S VERY CONFORTABLE TO DRIVE,STOP YOUR PROPAGAND ABOUT HAITI 2020,PLEASE UP DATE YOUR BADDEST VIDEO TO THE WORLDWIDE,YOUR VIDEO COME TO THE MISERY MEDIA,WHEN YOU SHOW AFRICA,NEVER SHOW GOOD SIDE ONLY BAD SIDE TO OTHER COUNTRIES,YOU HURT MY HEART WITH YOUR PASSED DOCUMENTS,GO TO RUclips CHANEL NOW EXAMPLE ,(LA PERLE DES ANTILLES) 2 DECOUVRIS LA GRAND'ANSE,TO KNOW HAITI,DON'T BE SHY TO DO IT.PROUVE YOU'RE A PERSON WITH A BIGGER HEART.
@@youbyht8095 Bro shut up
@@youbyht8095 you have reason
The narrator!! Gosh. He is engaging, funny, thankyou for bringing these beautiful eye opening docs to us. We love them and appreciate yo team and yourself.
In all this chaos life is still going on . Thats just beautiful
I noticed that there is no talking of agriculture, no trees to attract the rain. There should also be a reforestation of trees in Haiti. Such a beautiful country
The UN planted about 5 million trees...after a few months they were all chopped down...🤯
@@manny7797 yikes
@@manny7797 WTF?!?
The un and other charities plant the trees the people cut down to used
The sad part after seying so many documentaries about places like this is that they sabotage themselves. They don't think about the future which is a huge mistake and they use wrongly the help from other nations. They had reforestation projects but like someone said before they break in and cut the trees. Without realising they only harm their own future. Everyone is for himself and that's the problem.
I always waited for new documentary like this. Tnx for this new one! Patronizing here, from Philippines!
I love the Philippines. Shout out from the Caribbean :)
Woow im from the DR! For me to watch those conditions that most Haitians live is painful. I hope the find their path to progress.
Due to is existential economy, they're destroying the forest that means their lack of water.
Haiti is 30 percent forested that is as much france and england.
I love this documentary, am really learning on this channel. Big ups to Haiti 🇭🇹
God bless All Mother's who provide for their Families, making sure their kids eat each day, I can't imagine eating the same thing daily, I sometimes complain about being tired of foods and eating, for it is plentiful here, and here in Haiti it is a blessing to receive any meal, God I am so grateful, and pray for change and better conditions in your Land 🇭🇹 People.🙏❤😍🌹
My Ancestral homeland Liberia west Africa.also American i really love Haiti 🇭🇹and it's people ❤️🤗🤗. I wish they would come back to west Africa😭😭. We love y'all alot.❤️❤️❤️ 🇱🇷🇺🇲
I love you my dear family. Without the continent of Africa, there would have not been Haiti. Haiti is little Africa.
I admire the Haitians for their determination to deal with the lack of so many things we Americans take for granted. Be it so, they are FREE, and I have faith their lives will get better with good government leadership. Furthermore, the contrast between Haiti and the Dominican Republic reflects the leadership of each country. I will not complain about my situation here in the U.S.
Although I do try to be as truthful and as none bias as possible, I must admit that the contrast between the DR and Haiti is one sided. The racism, colorism, the abuse, and the violence is one sided. Haiti has been trying to reach out and make peace for the longest but many Dominican have this deep seeded hatred for Haitians and for dark skinned people in general.
People who feel sorry for themselves and hard done by should watch programmes like this
@@thehaitianway7706 this is the problem with y'all always talking trash about Dominicans on every chance y'all get, and that way you want Dominican to work with y'all?? whats is going on in haiti has nothing to do with dominicans, but haitians ...
@@thehaitianway7706 it’s so crazy because Dominicans are mostly dark skinned ppl also.
I like how these documentaries always go off on random tangents when they meet new people.
I'm Brazilian.And I loved watching this documentary talking about Haiti.About your people and your culture.And every video I watch.I seek to learn more and more about each nation.
Been to Haiti in 2018 and I would visit again right now I love haiti
During the lockdown, your documentaries took me all around the world. Thank you!
Muy buen documental saludos desde la República dominicana 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
My home country 🇭🇹❤️🥰
I've always loved these documentaries, so it is a treat to see my Country on here. I am first Generation Haitian American, but I go to Haiti a few times a year and even drive these roads by myself. It does require patience and skill. Thank you for this video.
I've never had about this country🇭🇹, i watched the video and i stated to shade a tears to see how people of this country🇭🇹 are suffering like they are nothing in this world. May God give you what you deserve. Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪
Usually when I see a beautiful country doing this bad and the people living under poverty I know instantly crooks politicians runs it ,This is bad very bad.
There was this scene it catched my attention you can see a beautiful beach and an off road where the bus struggles to make it through!
MR. Nagi
& you’re 100% correct.
Thank you for visiting Haiti,I been watching your show for a while now finally you go to my country...
This is like a whole African country taking out of Africa and planted in the Caribbean
Real talk
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For real 😟
It's all Africans in the Caribbean, back in 15th century, Africans from west Africa in countries like Benin, Nigeria and Ghana were brought as slaves to America (the continent) even in South America you will find African decent. Same in Jamaica, it's all African decent
Funny how that works. What is the common denominator?
This is the best series in the documentary. I love it. It is very significant for us travellers to know what happens around the world.
More of these will be more appreciated. Greetings from South Africa
I got straight A on my report card on this video I LOVE DOCUMENTARIES LIKE THIS
I just got chills seeing how brave those drivers are. God bless and protect you for being there to risk out for the benefit of many
That's nothing compared to the dudes crawling through the tunnels on their knees..
@@nickmotsarsky4382 then imagine if the worst happens....being buried alive, sounds horrific
I am addicted to this channel documentaries :)
We’re very glad your like our offerings. And thanks for stopping by! Take care 😄
Haiti is by far beautiful then your showing..
Aren't we just gonna talk about how excellent these *Cameramen* are? 👏💯👏💯👏
truth!!
@@tones_2466 thanks for the compliment👌💯✌
I've been on that road more than once. We were stuck in mud up there. I love living in Haiti!
Yea because you can leave whenever try being stuck there on 1 dollar a day
@@hggbbushsh7165
Live...
Just keep more of these coming....
Really loving it ❤️
Thanks again for another awesome documentary. Great work as always!!
Thank you soooooooooooooo much for talking about my county haiti 🇭🇹
Great documentary as always guy's., but i really feel for the people of Haiti
This is nice traveling the world via RUclips. I hope there are more of these!!
I’m from Africa this people really touching my harts I hope they get batter life
There’s no such thing as “coming from Africa” state your country
You know you are in rough shape when Africa takes pity on you.
Much love Haitians. May God see you through. After watching the documentary I have learnt to appreciate what I have in my country Kenya.
Great documentary series, it gives you a great perspective of different parts of the world..
That’s the objective. To make people aware of different cultures, situations, etc.
@@FreeDocumentary I just y’all also show the good side of each country not only the bad place
I meant to say hope
Love your channel and thank for letting us watch these documentaries
Haiti people is very strong and thanks God they are safe the way they arrive in that kind of road! God Bless all !
God isn’t blessing them. Can’t you see that? Maybe that’s their problem. They’re in worse condition now than 50 years ago. Children are begging on the road. You don’t think “god” sees this and still has done nothing to help?
Despite all the difficulties ..... HOW THE STORY IS TOLD puts a smile on my face.
The northern part of Haiti has always been the most neglected. It looks like a desert. The Southern part of Haiti is a paradise. It is very clean with a lot of trees and all the roads are paved. The current President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, is from the northern part of Haiti, in the city of Port de Paix. You would think that he would build new roads leading to his hometown.
damn, i mean why would he neglect his own hometown
@@manlikeryan just like African leaders do to their people..just like arab kings do to their people..just like most black celebrities do to their own hood...and many others i can't name. If they're straight, they can careless about someone else's daily struggles, they have the luxury of doing whatever they want.. We take from our own and export money out of our community. Too bad powerful people don't really care about the ones struggling..they care about maintaining the luxury things & the lifestyle. The first shall be last. Haiti has been blackballed. Predominately by the French, Dutch, Spanish, Europeans, Spanish and America. Why would you help a black nation that broke free from slavery by violating your ppl to the worst degree?! They are severely oppressed but has the ability to be a mega Caribbean hotspot. Former leaders has cost this country everything. Their currency is barely worth anything. It's true sad what the people are going through. But the are strong and intelligent to be able to live in this condition. Americans will never be able to survive a year there.
@@mellymocha4833 atleast some of those people you mentioned do something to their hometowns but completely neglecting it, corrupt leaders should be convicted of committing wrongs equal to war crimes
Update: A newly paved road was inaugurated last week before the carnival celebrations in Port de Paix, Haiti. Those travelers will enjoy a smoother ride home. The newly built road cuts the travel time from 4 hours to 1 just hour. Perhaps, this documentary helped expedite the process.
Update: A newly paved road was inaugurated last week before the carnival celebrations in Port de Paix, Haiti. Those travelers will enjoy a smoother ride home. The newly built road cuts the travel time from 4 hours to 1 just hour. Perhaps, this documentary helped expedite the process.
been watching deadliest road and im so happy to see my home country in a documentary
I am SO addicted to these @Free Documentary! Thank you so much!
I've heard only the "bad" about Haitians...this was so lovely to see the whole picture and all they have to deal with~Stay Strong Haiti!
On the other side of the island you can travel north south that is Puerto Plata.. Santo Domingo DR..one a half more distance in two and half hour..in air condition wifi buses price less than 5 euro free coffee and toilet included. . 🙏"
Thanks for the tip although I expect some come for the adventure a tap tap bus rise provides
@@FreeDocumentary hahahaha...you literally killed him. Said that...there are pretty good documentaries out there about the high accident rates in the DR, decent roads and all...in the DR is the human factor that would make a topic for Deadliest Roads.
Haiti needs an asphalt highway. And we need electricity and water resources to run the factory. And we need a school that can provide compulsory education. Then we can become an advanced country.
We have all of those depending where you live
Most of the roads are paved. This is Deadliest Roads so they had to focus on the worse roads. Plenty of electricity but with frequent blackouts. And last but not least, plenty of schools with some Universities for higher learnings.
A railroad might be better. Able to withstand the constant battering of wind and rains. But earthquakes ... they ruin everything!
Hey everyone I’m Johnny Regis a Young Native from the Hispagnola Island 🌴 now 🇭🇹 ; I’ve been watching doc for a long time; doing deep research into our past. And the dirt and secrets I’ve so far coming to understand are enormously intrigued. So I pause this documentary at the time of 16:21, just so I can compliment the whole team on a job well done. Reading through the comment’s I was more excited to type, seeing how much we’ve grown and realize how much nothing has changed since we we’re babies. Now I’m urging some of us who deeply cares and want nothing but better for future generations of the babies of our children’s kids . Forward for Ayiti
Hispaniola is not only Haiti, you wish
@@f.f.v.m7607 you are so obbesed with haiti.
@@powerfighter2554 And you are obsessed with me.......is hispaniola only haiti? Hispaniola means Spanish land,you guys don't even speak Spanish 😁😁😁
@@f.f.v.m7607 you are obbesed with haiti, you keep going to haitian videos.
@@f.f.v.m7607some haitians speak spanish, haitians speak creole .
Much love to Haiti 🇭🇹 take care people
I’m proud of to be Haitian 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Love the channel thank you so much for all the interesting content.
Thank you for stopping by to let us know.
Ayeee y’all finally did ayiti I was waiting on this one 🇭🇹❤️
This people are the real héroes of this planet simple Unique humble honor people honest hard working.blessings to all of this people all over the world
always love the content❤️❤️
I can't get enough of the narrator and his weird pace/timing.
This documentary is very useful, it open the eyes of the peoples around the world. Thanks you ♥️
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