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Action Alert: Stop Massacres in Haiti
Stop the Massacres in Haiti! End US/UN Support for the Criminal Regime of Jovenel Moise! Demand that the US Stop Funding the Haitian Police and Propping Up the Regime of Jovenel Moise Contact: Michele Sison, US Ambassador to Haiti: 011-509-2229-8000; sisonmj@state.gov Michael Kozak, Acting Asst …
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Unreported News from Haiti
The relentless attacks on democracy in Haiti continue as Haitians, who have lived under United Nations MINUSTAH military occupation since the 2004 coup d’etat against popularly elected president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, rise up to demand governmental accountability and economic justice. The most recent wave of protests …
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