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Haiti
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Jacky
Dahomay:
It
is simplistic to believe that it is enough to call the
opposition to a dialogue all the while maintaining by
fait accompli the elections which caused the problem to
begin with.
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Montréal.
Gérard Pierre-Charles
Amnesty International |
Representatives Gilman and Goss |
Haitian press |
United Nations |
Haiti's Ayattolahs. By Jean Claude Fignole
January 3, 2001
Democratic Convergence
Forum for the Recuperation of Democracy
Resolutions | Coverage
December 25, 2000. For a Provisional Government of Consensus.
December
13. Declaration
of Marlik. French
original: 
Reply
to OAS.
December 28, 2000
President-elect
Aristide
Agrees
to Eight Points in Meetings with Tony Lake
Rapid rectification of the problems associated with the May 21 elections through runoffs for disputed senate seats or by other credible means.
Confirmation Letter to President Clinton
Comments by:
White House | State Department | Reps. Gilman and Goss
Gilman: The promises being made by Aristide are important. The proof, however, will be in the implementation. Regrettably, his record has not been encouraging.January 8, 2001.
Service
d'Information du Centre de Recherche et d'Action pour
le Développement 
.
Update.
December 27, 2000
Balises pour Toute Vraie Alternative
To overcome its isolation, the Fanmi Lavalas is inviting many personalities from civil society to meetings at Tabarre. The apparent reason is to give these fellow citizens the illusion that they are contributing to a solution.
November 28, 2000.
Aujourd'hui, comme tout au long de l'Histoire d'Haïti.
December 18, 2000
Guy Pierre
Government Deficit a Hidden but Huge Factor
Haiti's former representative to the OAS, who lost his job for refusing to defend election irregularities, here notes that President Préval spent money he didn't have on the November 26 presidential elections and will leave office with a larger deficit than he inherited.
November 17, 2000.
Former senator Irvelt Chéry
The Record of Assassinations and Those Responsible
The outgoing OPL senator
presents a list and calls for justice.
Les Victimes de la Insécurité in Haïti de 1995 a 2000.
Long file.
December 7, 2000
Michelle
Montas
Notes on a talk by Jean Dominique's widow
Haiti Study Group, Washington.
National Coalition for Haitian Rights, December 10, 2000.
December 6, 2000.
Fanmi
Lavalas
Poised to Name Transition Team
December 7, 2000.
Human
Rights Watch
New Report on Haiti by Joanne Mariner.
Part One | Part Two | Part Three
December 4, 2000.
Amnesty International
Urges
UN not to abandon Haiti.
December 4, 2000.
Organization of the People in Struggle
Calls on the Nation to Build an Alternative
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Snatching
Defeat from the Jaws of Victory
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.
In
French: A vouloir toujours plus, voilà ce qui arrive...
March, 1999 Haiti:
The Limits to Nation-building
How Haiti's impervious politics has blocked economic progress.
Organisation Fanmi Lavalas
"Investir dans l’Humain.”
Novembre 2000. Programme Économique et Social, 2001-2006.
Secret report of the presidential commission on the disputed 1997 elections.
A
CIP-web-page exclusive. In French:
A
little background: 
(Also
known as C.P.A. or Lissade Commission report. Written
in 1998, published in 1999.)