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Haiti
December 1995

articles by Peter Costantini

* Using this Web site
* Introduction and map
* Heavy drums, many hands
* The elections in Ti Rivyè
* A haven for Haiti's street kids
* Haitian rice farmers work against
      the Yankee dollar

[
[speaker icon] "Preval for President
Lavalas for 5 Years"
banner in Port-au-Prince
[electoral posters]
* The table and the assault rifle
* Aristide's people:
      Give me the souls
* Aristide's people:
      Father René Soler
* Harry Nicolas
* Photograph gallery
* Books and articles on Haiti
* Internet links on Haiti
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Using this Web site

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Peter Costantini is Seattle correspondent for Inter Press Service, a news wire based in Amsterdam. He has previously covered elections in Mexico and Nicaragua.

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Last updated: June 11, 1996. © 1996 Peter Costantini (Peter_Costantini@msn.com)
Background textures courtesy of WebGround.
Background sound: "Le chant de la liberté," by Beethova Obas.

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