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Haiti aiming to plant 1.2 million trees in a single day

The big dig is planned for May 1. It's part of an ambitious government effort to reforest the country after suffering from landslides and desertification.

2013 Pulitzer Prize winners: 4 excellent books

USA Update Obama, like everyone, must face the tax man. Here are his numbers.

Hasta luego, Mexico: The Monitor's Latin America bureau chief signs off

For some farmers, a return to animal power

Hugo Chavez: 10 outrageous things he said about the US

'Baby Doc' shows up to court: A score for Haiti's justice system? (+video)

Modern Parenthood Haiti earthquake baby: Saved from debris, she’s now a happy Miami toddler

Confronting Haiti's housing woes

Is Haiti's musician turned president cracking down on carnival songs?

Change Agent In Haiti, laws of physics meet a culture of magic

Change Agent As aid to Haiti slows, a private coffee co-op scores loans and turns heads

Women could be great Navy SEALs, says head of Special Ops

Dick Van Dyke is honored with lifetime achievement award at SAG ceremony

Haiti looks to tourism as way forward

Foreign adoptions by Americans fall, number of worldwide orphans rises

The Big Truck That Went By

Latin America Monitor Haitians heap the nation's burdens on a half-ton cross

After the media hype, clergy members remain to aid Superstorm victims

Saving Money 13 best, cheapest, and weirdest travel destinations of 2013

Where does Haiti stand three years after its 7.0 earthquake?

Music schools drum up new hope for students in Haiti

Change Agent SOCCKET energy-generating soccer ball powers up poor villages

The Monitor's View Three years since Haiti earthquake: Learning the art of listening

Geography of joy? Where the world's happiest people live.