growth in the world allows the support given to Haiti to be immense: much over 2 billion dollars is generously pooled in from different countries in the world Due to the growing percent of people living in poverty, it would be necessary to create new infrastructures Cuban aid to Haiti Cuban medics have been in Haiti dating back to 1998. In addition, about 1000 Haitian doctors were trained for free by Cuba since that year. Besides from the doctors already in Haiti, an additional medical brigade of 1200 sent by Cuba were among the first responder to the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Under the financial aids from Venezuela, 22 care posts were organized and operated by Cuban health workers. The Cuban medical team also works closely with the assistance of 100 specialists from different countries including Venezuela. 2020 marks the 22th anniversary of Cuban medical aids to Haiti, during this period which Cuban doctors witness and assist the people Haiti through the Hurricane Georges, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the 2010s Haiti cholera outbreak and now the 2021 Haiti earthquake. A medical team with 253 specialists from Cuba was the first responder for the mission of assisting and cooperate with the Haitian authorities to provide health care services. Venezuelan aid to Haiti Haiti has benefited from a solid economic partnership with Venezuela. This recently forged friendship between Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez and Haitian president René Préval has resulted in various economic agreements. After a visit by Chavez in March 2007, Venezuela and Cuba announced a $1 Billion fund to develop energy, health, and infrastructure in Haiti. As part of this deal, 4 power plants were constructed in Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien, and Gonaïves, increasing the country's power production by 160 MW in 2007. An oil refinery was constructed in Haiti, with a production capacity of of oil per day. In the meantime, Venezuela has increased the amount of petroleum it provides Haiti to , at the same terms afforded to ALBA member countries - these terms are more favorable than the Petrocaribe terms. Venezuela's assistance to Haiti is founded upon a historic act where the newly independent Haiti welcomed and tended to first Francisco de Miranda, then to Simón Bolívar and provided both with military assistance in the liberation of much of South America. References Economy of Haiti Foreign relations of Haiti Haiti