April
3, 2001
Amnesty
International
 Reporters
sans
Frontières
3
APRIL 2000 - 3 APRIL 2001. "If they murdered him,
they can murder any journalist."
An investigation in Haiti,
March 19-25.
April
2
 Inter-American
Press Association
By
Ana Arana
Dominique
was the victim of an internal conflict within Aristide's
Lavalas Family party.
Other
Jean Dominique stories
March
18, 2001
Jean-Claude Bajeux
The
FNCD nominated the wrong man in 1990. The politics of
exclusion began almost immediately.
March
20, 2001
Micha
Gaillard
The
crisis is more than electoral; the solution will have
to be as well. The Democratic Convergence is a new kind
of opposition, one that could not be bought off by offers
of jobs in the government. It is holding out for a true
political pact that will change things or none at all.
The
author is one of Haiti's leading political analysts
and one of the makers of the March 6, 1999 accord that
made possible the May 2000 elections. He then had to
argue for that agreement against other sectors of the
opposition who said that the government couldn't be
trusted. He now questions a mediation that seeks only
a compromise on the elections.
March
and April
President
Aristide
(Opposition
Insists on Neutral Ground)
"The
law is the law." Threatens arrest of opposition
for posing as shadow government.
March
28, 2001
Gérard
Gourgue
March
22, 2001
ACP-EU
Joint Parliamentary Commission
Resolution
on the Situation in Haiti
March
22, 2001
Amnesty
International
March
12
March
27, 2001
Haiti
Reborn/Quixote Center
Global
Exchange
February
2001 | Prepared By: Melinda Miles, Coordinator, Haiti
Reborn/Quixote Center with Moira Feeney, Haiti Program
Coordinator, Global Exchange
"Free,
fair and peaceful elections were held despite neglect
from the UN, OAS, and the United States."
March
26, 2001
March
24, 2001
Marina
Jiménez
Jean-Bertrand
Aristide, who took office as Haiti's president six weeks
ago, asked "all citizens to promote peace"
— but his supporters are the ones orchestrating
the violence. Should Haiti attend next month's Summit
of the Americas in Quebec City?
March
22, 2001
With
commentary by CIP's James Morrell.
March
8, 2001
Léon
Manus
He
has not resigned as election commissioner and tells OAS
of manipulation of results after 60 percent voted on election
day, May 21, 2000.
March
23, 2001
Civil-society
organizations
Resolution
condemning the violence and calling the parties back
to the table.
March
22, 2001
Haiti's
opposition parties have a legitimate role in a democracy.
Editorial by the Miami Herald.
March
19, 2001
March
20, 2001
 State
Department
March
20, 2001
 Organization
of American States
March
14, 2001
Foreign Minister Antonio
OAS
photo
March
20, 2001
France
March
15, 2001
Center
for Free Enterprise and Democracy
March
12, 2001
International
Alliance for Justice for Jean Dominique
Foundation to Echo the Voice of Jean Dominique
Justice
for Jean Dominique! For A Common Front Against Impunity!
This
is a very urgent request for your
immediate financial and political support for a
process of mobilization occurring currently in Haiti
aimed at placing the issue of JUSTICE at the center
of the public debate.
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September
10, 2001
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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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