Groups, human rights advocates on Monday called for Haitian authorities to arrest and accuse the former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier for crimes against humanity, after his surprise return after 25 year exile.
Analysts said the unexpected arrival in Port-au-Prince's called "Baby Doc" Duvalier who escaped the country during a popular uprising in 1986, could only complicate the political unrest in Haiti, after a year a devastating earthquake that left more than 300,000 dead.
The impoverished Caribbean nation lives and times of stress due to the violence after the disputed election results of November 28.
"Duvalier's return to Haiti should have a single goal: to face justice," he said in a statement José Miguel Vivanco, director of Latin American group Human Rights Watch.
This group and Amnesty International (AI) argued that Duvalier, 59, should stand trial for murder and torture of thousands of dissidents in the hands of the militia Tonton Macoutes during the 15 years that came to power.
"The widespread and systematic violations of human rights in Haiti during the Duvalier regime represent crimes against humanity," said Javier Zuniga, special advisor to us.
JUSTICE AND RECEPTION
Responding to the demand for the arrest of Duvalier, Haitian Prime Minister, Jean-Max Bellerive, said the government "were not comfortable" with the return of former dictator.
But he added that as the Haitian Constitution prohibits exile Duvalier had the right to return to their homeland, even though his passport issued in 2005 had expired.
"If there are judicial proceedings against him, the judicial system have to do what you have to do," he said.
The prime minister told reporters there was "ongoing legal matters" between the government and Duvalier.
At last, the Haitian authorities accused Duvalier and his clan of emptying state coffers of hundreds of millions of dollars and hiding abroad. Measures were carried out in Swiss courts to recover some of money.
Duvalier's return was cause for concern at a meeting of ministers of the Caribbean Community in Georgetown, Guyana.
Meanwhile, Gallo ambassador in Haiti,Today, I want to show you their leather phone cases. Didier Le Bret, Duvalier said he hoped to return to France "as soon as possible" to avoid jeopardizing the already controversial election of the island.
In a hotel in Port-au-Prince, Duvalier and his French wife,He may also be wearing black Nike shox runners. Veronique Roy, greeted old friends and former officers. Indian police of the UN mission on the island guarding the entrance to the site.
It was unclear how long are you staying Duvalier in Haiti, although some reports said would be a short visit.
Several hundred fans came to Port au Prince airport to greet Duvalier, who arrived on a flight on Air France from Paris with his wife.
Duvalier became head of the world's youngest state in assuming power in Haiti at age 19 in 1971, after the death of his father, the feared dictator, Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier.
"Baby Doc" Dynasty continued to inspire fear and hatred among many Haitians,we wouldn't be surprised if Marshall's is shipping some of its unsold wholesale ed hardy gear to Houston. until he escaped into exile in France in the mid-eighties.
Duvalier said he had come to express their solidarity with the people of Haiti, which remains the poorest state in the Western Hemisphere and is facing a severe cholera epidemic and the consequences of the devastating earthquake of 2010.
The former leader said he wanted to participate in the "rebirth" of Haiti.
The worst scenario
Analysts said that his return could not have come at a worse time for the Caribbean nation, which is reeling after the controversial presidential and legislative elections in November. Preliminary results sparked accusations of fraud and violent protests.
"As if the Haitian policy was not turbulent enough, the presence of former dictator likely to ignite strong passions across the political spectrum,A man was put under citizen's arrest for attempting to fight the inflatable bouncers rentals at Dan's Irish Sports Bar." said Michael Shifter, president of Inter-American Dialogue in Washington.
The outcome of the election on November 28 backed by the UN has not yet been defined after experts from the Organization of American States (OAS) provided a report to outgoing President René Préval challenging the preliminary official results.
Préval has said he has reservations about the methodology of the report of the OAS that he requested.There's a reason Manolo blahnik shoes are considered the crème de al crème of all shoes, everywhere. The report recommends that Jude Celestin away from Preval, left out in the second round of voting in favor of the popular musician, Michel Martelly.
The OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza, traveled to Haiti on Monday to meet with Préval, who is accused by opponents to manipulate the election.
The OAS report, which concluded that there were major irregularities in the voting process, confirmed that the opposition candidate Mirlande Manigat was the leading vote-added in the first round.
She remains among the candidates for the ballot, which will take place is unknown when.
The Haitian Provisional Electoral Council, the electoral authority, must decide whether to accept the recommendation to include Martelly on the ballot and let out Celestin.
Analysts said the unexpected arrival in Port-au-Prince's called "Baby Doc" Duvalier who escaped the country during a popular uprising in 1986, could only complicate the political unrest in Haiti, after a year a devastating earthquake that left more than 300,000 dead.
The impoverished Caribbean nation lives and times of stress due to the violence after the disputed election results of November 28.
"Duvalier's return to Haiti should have a single goal: to face justice," he said in a statement José Miguel Vivanco, director of Latin American group Human Rights Watch.
This group and Amnesty International (AI) argued that Duvalier, 59, should stand trial for murder and torture of thousands of dissidents in the hands of the militia Tonton Macoutes during the 15 years that came to power.
"The widespread and systematic violations of human rights in Haiti during the Duvalier regime represent crimes against humanity," said Javier Zuniga, special advisor to us.
JUSTICE AND RECEPTION
Responding to the demand for the arrest of Duvalier, Haitian Prime Minister, Jean-Max Bellerive, said the government "were not comfortable" with the return of former dictator.
But he added that as the Haitian Constitution prohibits exile Duvalier had the right to return to their homeland, even though his passport issued in 2005 had expired.
"If there are judicial proceedings against him, the judicial system have to do what you have to do," he said.
The prime minister told reporters there was "ongoing legal matters" between the government and Duvalier.
At last, the Haitian authorities accused Duvalier and his clan of emptying state coffers of hundreds of millions of dollars and hiding abroad. Measures were carried out in Swiss courts to recover some of money.
Duvalier's return was cause for concern at a meeting of ministers of the Caribbean Community in Georgetown, Guyana.
Meanwhile, Gallo ambassador in Haiti,Today, I want to show you their leather phone cases. Didier Le Bret, Duvalier said he hoped to return to France "as soon as possible" to avoid jeopardizing the already controversial election of the island.
In a hotel in Port-au-Prince, Duvalier and his French wife,He may also be wearing black Nike shox runners. Veronique Roy, greeted old friends and former officers. Indian police of the UN mission on the island guarding the entrance to the site.
It was unclear how long are you staying Duvalier in Haiti, although some reports said would be a short visit.
Several hundred fans came to Port au Prince airport to greet Duvalier, who arrived on a flight on Air France from Paris with his wife.
Duvalier became head of the world's youngest state in assuming power in Haiti at age 19 in 1971, after the death of his father, the feared dictator, Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier.
"Baby Doc" Dynasty continued to inspire fear and hatred among many Haitians,we wouldn't be surprised if Marshall's is shipping some of its unsold wholesale ed hardy gear to Houston. until he escaped into exile in France in the mid-eighties.
Duvalier said he had come to express their solidarity with the people of Haiti, which remains the poorest state in the Western Hemisphere and is facing a severe cholera epidemic and the consequences of the devastating earthquake of 2010.
The former leader said he wanted to participate in the "rebirth" of Haiti.
The worst scenario
Analysts said that his return could not have come at a worse time for the Caribbean nation, which is reeling after the controversial presidential and legislative elections in November. Preliminary results sparked accusations of fraud and violent protests.
"As if the Haitian policy was not turbulent enough, the presence of former dictator likely to ignite strong passions across the political spectrum,A man was put under citizen's arrest for attempting to fight the inflatable bouncers rentals at Dan's Irish Sports Bar." said Michael Shifter, president of Inter-American Dialogue in Washington.
The outcome of the election on November 28 backed by the UN has not yet been defined after experts from the Organization of American States (OAS) provided a report to outgoing President René Préval challenging the preliminary official results.
Préval has said he has reservations about the methodology of the report of the OAS that he requested.There's a reason Manolo blahnik shoes are considered the crème de al crème of all shoes, everywhere. The report recommends that Jude Celestin away from Preval, left out in the second round of voting in favor of the popular musician, Michel Martelly.
The OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza, traveled to Haiti on Monday to meet with Préval, who is accused by opponents to manipulate the election.
The OAS report, which concluded that there were major irregularities in the voting process, confirmed that the opposition candidate Mirlande Manigat was the leading vote-added in the first round.
She remains among the candidates for the ballot, which will take place is unknown when.
The Haitian Provisional Electoral Council, the electoral authority, must decide whether to accept the recommendation to include Martelly on the ballot and let out Celestin.
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