Maison à vendre à montagne noire, Haiti

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Pétion-Ville (inaccurately spelled Pétionville or Petionville); in Haitian Creole: Petyonvil) is a collective in Haiti, situated in the West division and in the locale of Port-au-Prince. 

This community is situated in suburbia of Port-au-Prince, on a slope nicknamed "the coal cut" since it's anything but a huge piece of the charcoal to the city. It's anything but a celebrated place for getting away. 

It was established in 1831 by President Jean-Pierre Boyer, and was named after Alexandre Pétion Sabes (1770-1818), perceived as one of the four initial architects of the country. Pétion-Ville became from the second 50% of the nineteenth century the home of many Port-au-Princiens who came to look for a little newness. 

The region is for the most part private and vacationer. In 2013, the populace statistics showed 283,052 inhabitants1, that of 2015 gave 376,834 occupants. Pétion-Ville is important for the conurbation conformed to the capital Port-au-Prince. Pétion-Ville is additionally important for the metropolitan space of ​​Port-au-Prince. It is one of the good regions, where most of vacationer action happens, and perhaps the richest piece of the country. Numerous ambassadors, unfamiliar finance managers, and an enormous number of affluent residents work together and live in Pétion-Ville. Regardless of the separation from the capital and the overall wealth of Pétion-Ville, the absence of authoritative meticulousness in the administration of the city has prompted the development of ghettos on the external edges of the district. Less wealthy occupants relocate to the mountains and get comfortable pursuit of business openings.

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Frantic volunteers rush Haiti school ruins

PETIONVILLE, Haiti (CNN) -- Frantic relatives of people believed trapped in the rubble of a collapsed school picked at the ruins with shovels and hammers Sunday before being pushed back by police amid new safety concerns.

Rescue workers try to pry up large chunks of concrete as they search for victims Sunday in Petionville, Haiti.

U.S. and French rescue teams raised alarms that vibration from power generators could cause pieces of concrete at the site to shake loose and fall from the damaged hillside structure, causing more casualties. But when the teams pulled back from the scene Sunday, families, volunteers and firefighters moved in on their own, forcing police to step in and move them back.

An unknown number of people remained trapped in the wreckage of the College La Promesse Evangelique. At least 84 people have been reported killed and another 150 injured when the three-story building collapsed Friday during a celebration of the school's birthday.

About 700 people were on school grounds at the time of the collapse, said Abel Nazaire, deputy coordinator of Risk and Disaster Management in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. But Andre LeClerc, a U.N. spokesman at the scene Sunday evening, estimated that as few as 250 people may have been inside when the disaster struck -- meaning the number of people still unaccounted for may be a fraction of the 100-200 people once feared trapped.

The school's owner, Fortin Augustin, was being questioned by Haitian authorities Sunday, said Alta Jean-Baptiste, director of the Caribbean nation's Civil Protection Bureau. Augustin turned himself in, but has not been charged, said Garry Desrosier, a police spokesman.Watch as a CNN reporter describes the scene »

The building in Petionville, on the outskirts of the Haitian capital, collapsed about 10 a.m. Friday. Some students were attending class and others played outside, Nazaire said. No survivors have been found or signs of life detected since noon Saturday.

Family members mostly have stood by during the rescue effort, clutching pictures of their children and mouthing prayers as teams slowly picked through the pieces. Hundreds of others watched from nearby rooftops.

Most of the students ranged in age from 10 to 20, officials said, but some are younger.Watch how the search for survivors can be painful »

Haitian President Rene Preval said the structure was "really weak" and called for a review of construction guidelines.

On Saturday, rescue crews pulled out several children alive, prompting cheers and reviving hope among the anxious parents. But rescuers also found the bodies of 20 children and their teacher in a classroom.

"Throughout history, there's been people found 48, 72 hours later -- still alive, in good shape," said Michael Istvan of the U.S. Agency for International Development, one of several agencies helping with the recovery effort.

Rescue workers punched holes in the concrete and sent down cameras looking for signs of life. A crane lifted chunks of concrete, while dogs were brought in to help with the recovery effort.

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