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U.S.
Policy
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 Senate
Concurrent Resolution No.126. Expressing the sense of Congress that
the president should support free and fair elections and respect
for democracy in Haiti. June 30, 2000.  |
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Congressional
Holds on Haiti Money, May 1, 2000. |
 Customs
Dispute in Haiti Brings Freeze in U.S. Humanitarian Assistance.
CARE
reports that a lifeline for thousands of families is in jeopardy.
April 14, 2000.
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 "Standing
Firm for Free and Fair Elections." Statement of
Assistant Secretary of State Peter Romero at the House Foreign Affairs
Committee on April 5, 2000. .
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| Statement
of Representatives Gilman, Conyers, Delahunt, Goss, and Rangel.
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| Press
statement -- Visit of presidential assistant Arturo Valenzuela and
State Department Haiti coordinator Donald Steinberg, March 22, 2000.
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| Statement
of Ambassador Steinberg before the Senate Appropriations Committee,
March 21, 2000. |
| Statement
of Sen. Patrick Leahy, March 21, 2000. |
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New State Department human rights report scores
police for executions and rights violations. Recognizes
impact of CIP's publication of the secret
report of the presidential commission on the disputed 1997 elections
(the Lissade Commission report). Says after publication of this
report the CEP inaugurated photo IDs, poll watchers and election-night
reporting policy to prevent similar fraud.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Haiti, November 9, 1999.
Witness list. Statements by Reps. Porter Goss and John Conyers,
Jr. Notes from Sens. Mike De Wine and Bob Graham and Acting Assistant
Secretary of State Peter Romero. |
| Conyers
trip report. Calls on Congress not to abandon Haiti. September 27,
1999. |
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House
debate on Haiti. Vote to pull U.S. military mission. June 9, 1999. |
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Letter
to Congress in support of the International Civilian Observers'
Mission (MICIVIH). Signed by CIP and other American nongovernmental
organizations.
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What's
in the FRAPH Documents?
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 Views
of a U.S. official who has read the documents, April 20, 1998.
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Competing
congressional resolutions on Haiti, 1999
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Concurrent Resolution No. 3 (also introduced in the House),
"Condemning the irregular interruption of the democratic political
institutional process in Haiti." January 22, 1999. |
Resolution
introduced by Rep. John P. Conyers, Jr. March 4, 1999 |
| Statement
by Rep. Benjamin A. Gilman. March 4 |
Dear-colleague
letter accompanying the Conyers resolution. March 11. |
Representative Gilman's report on his visit to Haiti, January 28.
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Statement
by Representative Conyers. |
| Press
release by Representative Goss. March 4. |
Congressional
holds on Haiti aid, early 1999. |
| Letter
by Rep. Porter Goss. March 3, 1999. |
State
Department talking points, August 1997. |
| Hearings
of the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee
on Western Hemisphere, on May 14, 1997. References to Haiti. |
Statement
of Georges Fauriol, CSIS Senior Researcher on May 14, 1997 before
the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on Western
Hemisphere. |
Hearings
of
the House Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations, February
1997. References to Haiti.
Closing statement of the
Consultative Group on Haiti meeting given by Javed Burki of the World
Bank held on April 4, 1997, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Notes
from the September 27, 1996 House International Relations Committee
hearing on Haiti policy. Read the Republican attacks on the Clinton
administration and the Democratic rebuttal. Testimony by William L.
Swing, U.S. ambassador to Haiti.
Notes
from the February 28, 1996 House International Relations Committee hearing
on Haiti Policy, taken by Center Research Director Jim Morrell.
Opening
statement of testimony on Haiti given by William E. Perry, deputy
assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, before the
House Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Crime, January 31,
1996.
Notes
from the January 4, 1996 House International Relations Committee hearing
on Haiti Policy,taken by Center Research Director Jim Morrell.
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