Effects Of 2010 Earthquake Still Mar Haiti  Three years ago, a
massive earthquake destroyed much of the Haitian capital of
Port-au-Prince. Roughly 200,000 people were killed and more than
1 million left homeless. Now, most of the earthquake debris has
been removed, but many of the grand plans to rebuild never
materialized. Host Scott Simon speaks with NPR's Jason Beaubien
in Haiti.    Three years ago today, a massive earthquake
destroyed much of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. About
200,000 people were killed. More than a million were left
homeless. Governments and aid agencies from around the world
pledged billions of dollars to help Haiti recover - and rebuild
- from the quake. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was just
one of many leaders who vowed that the international community
would stand by Haiti for the long process of reconstruction.
SECRETARY HILLARY CLINTON: We will also be conveying - very
directly and personally - to the Haitian people our long-term,
unwavering support, solidarity and s