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May
29, 2001
Amnesty
International
The human rights situation deteriorated
sharply, despite some positive steps towards accounting
for past human rights violations. The electoral
period was marred by assassinations of public figures
and by violent attacks by political partisans, most
often self-described supporters of the Fanmi Lavalas
(FL) party. Illegal security forces acting under
the auspices of newly-elected local and regional
officials emerged.
May
31, 2001
May
31, 2001
Democratic Convergence
May
29, 2001
Hazel Ross-Robinson
May
24, 2001
Jacky Dahomay
A
government emerging from such an anti-democratic
process cannot be legitimate.
May
28, 2001. 
News
roundup: OAS
mission, proposals
to end crisis, Dominique
investigation
May
18, 2001
President
Aristide
May
18, 2001
Quixote
Center
May
18, 2001
Inter-American Press Association
Cites
contradictory reports on whether the judge's police
protection has been pulled. "Without guarantees
or adequate protection the investigation and its
results will be compromised." Mission going
to Haiti to support investigation.
May
14, 2001
Info
Haiti
Places
Aristide closer to crime than previous reports.
Former
Aristide bodyguards have twice threatened the
judge, who has inadequate police protection.
May
15, 2001
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below for the web's biggest collection on the
investigation:
May
18, 2001
President Aristide
Seen
as hardening position. With comments by Evans Paul
and the Civil Society Initiative. However, Aristide
was not necessarily referring to legislators. Says
he stands by March 14 offer to shorten their terms.
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from President Aristide
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Haitian News Service
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Dominique
Investigation Blocked Again 
May
10, 2001
Democratic
Convergence
More
from Democratic Convergence
May
8, 2001
President Aristide
May
10, 2001
Business
Community
April
30, 2001
Gérard
Pierre-Charles
May
9, 2001
Protests
Government Obstacles to Dominique Investigation
April
28
Democratic
Convergence
May
3, 2001
Gérard
Gourgue
\
May
3, 2001
Michèle
Montas
May
4, 2001
President Aristide
Three
Views of His Meeting on May 3:
April
27, 2001
25
avril 2001
Syto Cavé
April
25, 2001
International
Alliance for Justice for Jean Dominique
April
20, 2001
False
Summit
By
James R. Morrell
Research
director of the Center for International Policy
A meeting of world leaders such as the Summit
of the Americas should be an occasion for the
resolution, not exacerbation, of differences .
. . cont'd
April
19, 2001
Amnesty
International
April
11, 2001
April
9, 2001
Former
Senator Rony Mondestin
"Low-intensity
Dictatorship":
The Plan for Politicization of the Police and
Elimination of the Opposition with U.S. Support
Author
is a former figure in the Haitian Communist Party
(PUCH) and was head of the Constitutional Bloc
in the Haitian senate, 1991-94, campaigning for
the return of President Aristide. Since the late
1980s, a leader of the small Movement for National
Revolution (MRN), the party of René Théodore.
Théodore was the 1992 prime-ministerial
nominee under the OAS's Washington Accord.
Organization
of the People in Struggle
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