MIAMI (AP) — Members of Miami’s Haitian community pressed against a stage on a rainy Saturday to cheer on forward Duckens Nazon, defender Martin Experience and other members of the country’s national soccer team ahead of a pair of friendly matches next week. For a few hours, nothing else mattered for the soccer-loving people of the troubled Caribbean country, which is playing in the World Cup for the first time in 52 years. “We will show that we are united, no matter what,” Nazon said in Creole,