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Haiti

Democracy Now! reports on the latest developments in Haiti, and former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide’s historic journey home after seven years in exile in South Africa.

StoryAug 31, 2006

Women Recount Gang Rape, Abuse at Hearing Against Haitian Death Squad Leader Emmanuel Constant

StoryAug 15, 2006

EXCLUSIVE: Haitian Political Prisoner So Anne Released After Over 2 Years in Haitian Jail

StoryJul 28, 2006

After 2+ Years in Prison, Hunger Striking Former Haitian Prime Minister Yvon Neptune is Freed

StoryJul 13, 2006

Haitian Death Squad Leader Arrested in US–For Mortgage Fraud

StoryFeb 08, 2006

Haitians Await Results of Election Amid Chaotic Voting Conditions

StoryFeb 08, 2006

Freed Haitian Priest Gerard Jean Juste on His Imprisonment and the Haitian Elections

StoryJan 23, 2006

U.S. Gvt. Channels Millions Through National Endowment for Democracy to Fund Anti-Lavalas Groups in Haiti

StoryJan 17, 2006

Independent Journalist Reports on Ongoing Violence in Haiti, Upcoming Elections

StoryNov 23, 2005

Congressmember Waters Contradicts Col. Wilkerson on U.S. Role in Haiti: “It Was a Coup D’Etat, it Was a Forceful Removal of Aristide”

StoryNov 22, 2005

Colin Powell’s Former Chief of Staff Col. Wilkerson on Haiti: Defends U.S. Role in Ouster of President, Claims Aristide’s “Will to Power is Excessive Even Obsessive”

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