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  • A Haitian woman walks down the street in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • The street of the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 13 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women sell vegetables in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women carry food supplies in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 13 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian girl walks down the street in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 21 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Young Haitian girls style their hair in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 22 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman sells dried fish in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women live in a shanty town close to the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women sell clothes in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman resell cigarettes and candies in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 15 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman sell biscuits in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 26 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women sell charcoal in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman carries a bag of the US rice in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women prepare sausages to be sold in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman prepares sausages to be sold in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman does personal hygiene in front of her house in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 22 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian girl has a bath in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian girl has a bath in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian girl has a bath in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian girl has a bath in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian girls sell fruits in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian girls sell fruits in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman sells bottled drinks in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 21 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman does personal hygiene in front of her house in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 22 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Tons of garbage decay in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman walks down the street in front of the Hugo Chavez's painting in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A Haitian woman carries a bag of the US rice in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A street dog walks in front of pile of trash in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women carry food supplies during the dusk in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 21 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • A pig eats garbage in front of shacks in a shanty town inside the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 23 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Haitian women sell clothes in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

  • Piles of vegetable garbage lie on the floor in the La Saline market, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 14 July 2008. Every day thousands of women from all over the city of Port-au-Prince try to resell supplies and food from questionable sources in the La Saline market. The informal sector significantly predominate within the poor Haitian economics and the regular shops virtually do not exist. La Saline is the largest street market area in Port-au-Prince.

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