To more than one month of happened, they continue the aftereffects for the earthquake in Haiti that caused numerous ravages in the cardinal city of the country, Port-au-Prince, and it provoked the death of thousands and thousands of persons. Although it was already known that the reconstruction of the Caribbean nation would last something like ten years, till now had never been mentioned how much money would be needed to raise the foundations of Haiti. According to the BID, the recovery of this country might go so far as to cost between 8.000 million dollars and 14.000 million dollars.
The earthquake that it affected to the Haitian territory does not stop being a news, although it happened any more than one month ago (last January 12, 2010) and although the international press already does not pay the same attention that earlier.
In the last hours, the Inter-American Bank of Development (known like BID) announced the number of money estimated to the one that can promote the entire reconstruction of Haiti.
According to the BID, up to 14.000 million dollars it might go so far as to cost the reconstruction of the devastated country that, as one has already reported across this finance blog, it would be ready in approximately a decade, they informed the press means.
The BID thought that in Haiti there were damages of between 8.000 million dollars and 14.000 million dollars, reported the web site of the above mentioned international organism. Between other things, one believes that this earthquake is the most destructive natural disaster of the modern age, it expressed the web.
Between the numerous means of press that did to themselves echo of this important news, the prestigious news agency AFP was. The same one informed that to achieve the reconstruction of Haiti one will need many donations, in order to the necessary supreme money millionairess manages so that the Haitian people could return to his normal life.
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