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News

14.02.2005
En Haïti, les autorités s'organisent pour enrayer les violences

(Quelle: Le Monde) Plus de 400 morts ces cinq derniers mois: partisans et adversaires d'Aristide ne désarment pas.

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01.02.2005
Haiti on the verge on conflict

(Quelle: ISN Security Watch) Until the international community is willing to amplify the peacekeeping operation and forcefully crack down on the rebels, Haiti will remain on the verge of conflict and instability.

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31.01.2005
Elections for October and November

(Quelle: New York Times) The Provisional Electoral Council announced dates for local and national elections. It said 7,000 local and regional posts will be contested on Oct. 9, while the elections for president and 129 legislators will take place on Nov. 13.

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21.01.2005
Haiti government won't talk to Aristide directly - PM

(Quelle: Washington Post) Haiti's interim prime minister said on Saturday his government would not talk directly with former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, but he welcomed foreign efforts to persuade the ousted leader to help end violence in the country. … Violence between pro- and anti-Aristide forces has killed at least 240 people since September.

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19.01.2005
Some see quagmire for Brazil troops in Haiti

(Quelle: Reliefweb) It all started so optimistically for Brazil's peacekeeping mission in Haiti. Back in June, a grateful population welcomed the troops. Brazil's soccer superstars showed up to play a special 'peace game' and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva visited the blighted Caribbean country to spread his brand of good cheer. The mission would show that Brazil was ready to assume a role as a regional diplomatic power with a more socially aware approach than the heavy-handed United States. It is turning out to be more complicated than that. Armed factions in Haiti have grown more violent and clashes between peacekeepers and Haitians have raised the risk that people will turn against the foreign troops.

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17.01.2005
AU intervenes in Haiti crisis

(Quelle: SABC News) The African Union has come to the rescue and is taking over the crisis in Haiti to prepare the country for elections. President Thabo Mbeki met with Alpha Konare, the chairperson of the AU Commission and Jean Bertrand Aristide, the former Haitian President today to look at the program of action. … The request for AU intervention has come from Haitian political parties, including the current interim leadership. The AU will work with organisations such as the UN, CariCom and the Organisation of Amerian States.

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11.01.2005
Security Council plans trip to Haiti by end of May

(Quelle: UN News) Expressing concern about the disarmament and security situations in Haiti, the United Nations Security Council today said it was planning a mission to the troubled Caribbean country in the next several months. … The UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) was playing an important role in ensuring a secure environment, but the Council 'notes, however, that further urgent action is needed to continue to improve the security situation,' Mr. Biélsa said.

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10.01.2005
BiH peacekeepers deployed to Haiti

(Quelle: Southeast European Times) The 12 BiH peacekeepers are among MINUSTAH's 6,060 uniformed personnel, comprised of 4,790 soldiers and 1,270 civilian police.

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09.01.2005
International community approves project to support the organization of elections

(Quelle: Reliefweb) The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Haitian government and the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) signed, on Monday 10 January, at the office of the Prime Minister, a global agreement concerning an important project to organize general elections in Haiti, in 2005.

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08.01.2005
Four UN troops wounded

(Quelle: Reliefweb) Gunshots slightly wounded at least four UN troops, the UN Mission for Stabilization in Haiti announced Sunday. … At least 96 persons have been questioned and several machine guns and grenades were seized during the operation, which lasted several hours in Cite Soleil, the largest slum in the capital, mission spokesman Damien Onses Cardona told AFP.

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