Clinton: Donors still holding out on Haiti pledges

LEOGANE, Haiti — Bill Clinton said Friday that international donors are still reluctant to make good on billions of dollars in pledges for Haiti@@@s post-earthquake reconstruction.
Visiting a town where hundreds of thousands of homeless still live under tarps and tents, the former US president told The Associated Press he hopes the presentation of $300 million worth of projects at the Aug 17 meeting of the commission he co-chairs with Haiti@@@s prime minister will help open their wallets.
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