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June
4, 2001
Marie
Clotilde Charlot
May
31, 2001
President
Aristide
June
5, 2001
May
31, 2001
Dany
Toussaint Indicted—AFP
More
on Dominique investigation
June
1, 2001
May
29, 2001
Amnesty
International
The human rights situation deteriorated
sharply, despite some positive steps towards accounting
for past human rights violations. The electoral
period was marred by assassinations of public figures
and by violent attacks by political partisans, most
often self-described supporters of the Fanmi Lavalas
(FL) party. Illegal security forces acting under
the auspices of newly-elected local and regional
officials emerged.
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James
R. Morrell
Paper
delivered at the Latin American Studies Association,
Washington, D.C.
Non-FL
senatorial candidates outpolled FL in four of eight
departments.
Votes
discarded by top-four method exceeded votes won by either
FL senatorial candidate in six of eight departments.
Review
of tallies finds greater diversity among electorate
than first reported.
February
5, 2001
President-elect
Aristide's stated commitment to remedy Haiti's current
problems will only be meaningful if it is borne out by
genuine reform efforts. 
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January
18 , 2001
Civil
Society Initiative
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February
26, 2001
State Department
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| August
2000
Haiti's
Aristide had the votes to win, yet cheated and so drained
his win of legitimacy. By James R. Morrell. International
Policy Report, .
Français:
A vouloir toujours plus, voilà ce qui arrive...
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July
13, 2000
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1999
How
Haiti's impervious politics has blocked economic progress.
By James Morrell, Hugh Byrne, and Rachel Neild
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Novembre
2000
Organisation
Fanmi Lavalas
Programme Économique et Social, 2001-2006.
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A
little background: 
(Also
known as C.P.A. or former Lissade Commission report.
Written in 1998, published in 1999.)
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The
OAS Electoral Observation Mission in Haiti: 