Another U.S. Regime Change
Posted: Sunday, February 29, 2004
Other news reports have stated that Aristide has not left Haiti
Developing...
Embattled Aristide leaves Haiti
Aristide: Under pressure from within and outside Haiti, Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has gone into exile after a three-week rebellion against his rule, the US and France governments say. Mr Aristide was said to be on his way to neighbouring Dominican Republic from where he will seek asylum.
¤ Aristide Bows to Pressure, Leaves Haiti
¤ Bush Increases Push for Haitian to Leave Office
¤ While U.S. Tries to Mask it's Role - Haitians resist coup attempt
¤ The Haiti Boomerang
¤ Bush accused of supporting Haitian rebels
¤ U.S. can end the killing it started in Haiti
¤ US is Arming Anti-Aristide Paramilitaries
¤ ESC: Act on Haiti now!
¤ Haiti's Descent into Gang Warfare
¤ Haiti still enslaved for all its rebellion
¤ Beloved Haiti: A (Counter) Revolutionary Bicentennial
¤ US Double Game in Hait
¤ Haiti-A Call For Global Action
¤ Media vs. Reality in Haiti
Haiti: return to savagery
U.S. Attempts to Oust Haitian President Aristide
In the Country's Bicentennial Year,
another US-Backed Coup
A major question also arises: Is the US working behind closed doors with the opposition in a joint effort to unseat the socialist Aristide? Many observers profoundly believe that is indeed the case, apparently including some members of the American Congress.
Bush presses Aristide to quit
¥ Why would Bush push for the removal of a Democratically elected leader?
Congresswoman Barbara Lee Regarding the Situation in Haiti
Lee: U.S. Must Do More to Avert Coup D'Etat in Haiti
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