Haitian-Americans in Miami are taking to the Streets Today to Ask Aristide to Go!

Dec 17, 2003 | English, Nation-Building

Coalition for the Advancement and Development of Haiti (CADH)

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Flash ! Flash ! Flash ! Flash ! Flash ! Flash ! Flash !


 


Let’s force TV Coverage


The foreign Press


Must show effective Cooperation


&


Solidarity


 


HAITIANS !!!


Show solidarity


Support the University Students and the Population of Haiti


 


How ? SOLIDARITY MARCH


 We Must come out by the Thousands



 


WHEN: Wednesday December 17th, 2003


4pm to 8pm


 


WHERE: Torch of Friendship -Bayside


Biscayne Blvd.


Miami FL


 


 


 


At a time when human rights no longer exist in Haiti, our brothers and sisters are pushing for change    at great risk to themselves. We cannot and will not let them speak alone. The time is now to make our voices heard!! 


 


STOP THE VIOLENCE!!


 


STOP THE KILLING!!


 



 


STOP THE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS!!



MARCHERS BLOCKED: Opponents of Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide sit down on the street Friday when police bar their path toward the Presidential Palace. LANNIS WATERS/PALM BEACH POST


 WE WANT A POLITICAL RESOLUTION NOW IN HAITI


We are not the minority (« zwit »)


We are the majority


It?s about time we show them we are united



AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL December 10, 2003


?According to the information received, students were attacked by pro-government counter-demonstrators on university grounds, in the presence of police who did not intervene in time to stop the violence.
The university’s rector, Pierre Marie Paquiot, was reportedly attacked with an iron bar, resulting in two fractured legs, while the vice-rector Wilson Laleau suffered head injuries from a similar weapon. Over 20 others, primarily students, were said to have been wounded, by firearms, batons, rocks or other weapons. The government supporters also vandalized university buildings.?


Ayiti Pap Mouri 1804-2004



 


Coalition for the Advancement and Development of Haiti (CADH)  


 


 

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