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Retired NBA players visit Haiti for potential project - Garland Journal

www.haitiantimes.comBy Onz Chery and Oldjy Francois CAP-HAITIEN — A group of former NBA and college basketball players landed in Cap-Haitien May 27 to scout the city for an upcoming project, […]

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