MR. BOUCHER: I think there have been some charges down there that we’ll look into, whatever this is that is being talked about. But I think I can make clear, absolutely clear from a policy point of view what we have said, what the embassy in Haiti has said repeatedly: We don’t support the removal of any democratically elected leader. We and our partners in the Organization of American States are working cooperatively towards securing an environment that’s conducive to the holding of free and fair elections in Haiti. And that has been the goal of our policy and the efforts that we’ve been engaged in.
QUESTION: So the answer’s no?
MR. BOUCHER: The answer is not supporting the removal of democratically elected leaders.
MR. BOUCHER: The plan for Haiti is to work with the OAS, to work with the Haitian Government, to have elections that are truly free and fair where the Haitian people can decide on their government.
QUESTION: You’re talking about the senate elections, right? The disputed senate elections?
MR. BOUCHER: The disputed senate elections, and then further, in the democratic process in the future.