 In July 2010 , CNN returned to Port @-@ au @-@ Prince and reported , " It looks like the quake just happened yesterday " , and Imogen Wall , spokeswoman for the United Nations office of humanitarian affairs in Haiti , said that " six months from that time it may still look the same . " Land ownership posed a particular problem for rebuilding because so many pre @-@ quake homes were not officially registered . " Even before the national registry fell under the rubble , land tenure was always a complex and contentious issue in Haiti . Many areas of Port @-@ au @-@ Prince were settled either by tonton makout – Duvalier 's death squads – given land for their service or by squatters . In many cases land ownership was never officially registered . Even if this logistical logjam were to be cleared , the vast majority of Port @-@ au @-@ Prince residents , up to 85 percent , did not own their homes before the earthquake . " 
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In July 2010 , CNN returned to Port @-@ au @-@ Prince and reported , " It look like the quake just been happened yesterday " , and Imogen Wall , spokeswoman for da United Nations office of humanitarian affairs in Haiti , said dat " six months from that time it may still look the same . " Land ownership posed a particular problem for rebuilding because soo many pred @-@ quake homes was not officially registered . " Even before the national registry fell under the rubble , land tenure was always a complex and contentious issue in Haiti . Many areas of Port @-@ au @-@ Prince was settled either by tonton makout – Duvalier  death squads – given land fa their service or by squatters . In many cases land ownership was never officially registered . Even if dis logistical logjam was to be cleared , tdavast majority of Port @-@ au @-@ Prince residents , up to 85 percent , did not own their homes before no earthquake . "