February
24, 2001
Civil
Society Initiative
February
26, 2001
State Department
Calls
Haiti's Human Rights Performance "Generally Poor"
February
5, 2001
Français
Calls
On Aristide to Make Real Reforms in the Political, Judicial,
and Police Areas
Center
for International Policy Haiti Project |
National
Coalition for Haitian Rights |
Human
Rights Watch |
Rights
and Democracy |
International
Human Rights Law Group |
Washington
Office on Latin America |
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February
16, 2001
President
Aristide
February
16, 2001
Democratic
Convergence
February
23, 2001
Senatorial
suspect Toussaint appears before judge after Lavalas senators
publicly clash on his claim of parliamentary immunity
February
4
January
31, 2001
English
translation
Jean-Claude
Bajeux
A
new majority must organize.
Français
"Faced
with the blackmail of a handful of gang members called
'ghosts' who are financed and protected, faced with the
power of money that has bought conscience, loyalty and
applause and has permeated the clique with a contemptible
arrogance, a new majority must organize and move forward
to stop this disastrous course and resume the path of
development, jettisoning the demogogy of 'self-sufficiency'
and the temptations of predatory enrichment."
February
13, 2001
President
Bush
February
26, 2001

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19, 2001
February
19, 2001
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11, 2001
February
9, 2001
Association
of Haitian Journalists
February
13, 2001
February
11, 2001
Fanmi
Lavalas
February
20, 2001
Préval Piñata?
February
7, 2001
President
Aristide
January
29, 2001
European
Union
February
9-13, 2001
Democratic
Convergence
February
5, 2001
Human
Rights Watch
February
6, 2001
February
6, 2001
Letter
to President Bush Signed by Noam Chomsky
February
6, 2001
January
26, 2001
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Haiti's
Aristide had the votes to win, yet cheated and so drained
his win of legitimacy. By James R. Morrell. International
Policy Report, August 2000.
Français:
A vouloir toujours plus, voilà ce qui arrive...
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