January
31, 2001
Another
chance for Aristide
Marina Jiménez.
Quotes CIP.
January
18, 2001
Civil
Society Initiative
January
27, 2001
Democratic
Convergence
Press
reports no disturbances, several hundred in attendance,
tight security.
Comments:
Contested
Lavalas Family senator |
U.S.
ambassador
December
27, 2000
Léon Manus
January
15, 2001
By
Jean-Michel Caroit
January,
2001
By
the Haiti Support Group, London
January
22, 2001
Français
January,
2001
Catherine
Orenstein. The Progressive
"We
are 100 percent Aristide here."
Get
a free sample copy of The Progressive.
December
11, 2000
By
Jean-Claude Leclerc
How
could Jean-Bertrand Aristide, apostle of liberation
and the first elected president of Haiti, create a party
that is engaged not only in stifling nascent democracy
but the hopes of an entire people?
Français.
Montréal.
January
22, 2001
Gérard Pierre-Charles
January
17, 2001
Secretary
of State Powell
January
12, 2001
President-elect
Aristide
Pressed by the leader of the ruling party of the Dominican
Republic, he writes to the Democratic Convergence, "We
are pleased to express to you, dear fellow citizens,
our desire to welcome you at our residence in order
to intensify the dialogue and open the horizons of peace."
Comments:
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.
January
11, 2001
"We
will use your blood for ink."
Condemnation
of these threats by:
January
3, 2001
Democratic Convergence
December
25, 2000. For
a Provisional Government of Consensus.
December
13. Declaration
of Marlik. French
original:
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.
Comments
by:
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
Micha
Gaillard
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
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 outgoing OPL senator
presents a list and calls for justice.

Long
file.
December
7, 2000
Michelle
Montas
Notes
on a talk by Jean Dominique's widow
Haiti
Study Group, Washington.
Remembrance
in New York
National
Coalition for Haitian Rights, December
10, 2000.
December
6, 2000.
Fanmi
Lavalas
December
7, 2000.
Human
Rights Watch
New
Report on Haiti by Joanne Mariner.
December
4, 2000.
Amnesty International
December
4, 2000.
Organization of the People in Struggle
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Aristide had the votes to win, yet cheated and so drained
his win of legitimacy. By James R. Morrell. International
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