VOICED: Corruption made Haiti's quake worse than Chile's: survivors

The video discusses the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, highlighting the political vacuum and corruption that exacerbated the disaster's impact. It contrasts Haiti's situation with Chile, emphasizing the lack of building codes and regulations in Haiti. The video concludes with a reflection on the long-term challenges Haiti faces compared to Chile.

What is one of the main reasons the earthquake impact was worse in Haiti compared to Chile?

• Haiti had a larger population.

• Haiti experienced a stronger earthquake.

• Haiti had more advanced technology.

• Haiti lacked proper building codes.

How did corruption contribute to the earthquake's impact in Haiti?

• It resulted in funds being misused.

• It led to better infrastructure.

• It improved political stability.

• It increased foreign aid.

What construction practice difference is highlighted between Haiti and Chile?

• Chile built houses without regulations.

• Chile had weaker building materials.

• Haiti's buildings were not earthquake-resistant.

• Haiti used more steel in buildings.

What lesson was learned from comparing the earthquake impacts in Haiti and Chile?

• The importance of political stability.

• The need for better communication systems.

• The value of larger buildings.

• The significance of seismic building practices.

What is a likely long-term consequence of the earthquake in Haiti?

• Rapid economic growth.

• A quick recovery compared to Chile.

• Prolonged poverty and instability.

• Immediate improvement in infrastructure.