March 2004
Nigeria Agrees to Grant Temporary Asylum to Jean-Bertrand Aristide - 2004-03-23
Nigeria has agreed to provide temporary asylum to Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the former president of Haiti, at the request of the Caribbean Community. Aristide, who recently…
Haitian Prime Minister Prepares to Form New Government
Haitian Prime Minister Gerard Latortue is working on forming a new government amid suspended diplomatic ties with Jamaica due to the arrival of ousted President…
Draw Between the National Football Teams of the USA and Haiti - 2004-03-15
The USA and Haiti national football teams played to a 1-1 draw in Miami. Alexander Bousico scored for Haiti, while Dan Cliff equalized for the…
Haitian Prime Minister Criticizes Jamaica for Inviting Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Haitian Prime Minister Gerard Latortue has criticized Jamaica for inviting ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide for a lengthy stay. Latortue views Jamaica's actions as unfriendly, while…
Jean-Bertrand Aristide to Arrive in Jamaica Next Week for Temporary Stay
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the ousted Haitian president, will arrive in Jamaica next week for a temporary stay without seeking asylum. His stay is expected to last…
Peacekeeping Forces in Haiti Begin Search for Illegal Weapons - 2004-03-11
U.S.-led peacekeeping forces in Haiti have initiated a search for illegal weapons following the interim prime minister's emphasis on security. Gerard Latortue, who has recently…
Interim Prime Minister of Haiti Calls for National Reconciliation - 2004-03-11
Gerard Latortue, the interim Prime Minister of Haiti, emphasizes the need for improved security and national reconciliation. He aims to engage with supporters of former…
Two Armed Men Killed in Clash in Haiti - 2004-03-10
Two armed men were killed by U.S. soldiers during a clash in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as U.S. military officials prepare to assist local police in disarming…
Return of Haiti's Interim Prime Minister to His Country - 2004-03-10
Gerard Latortue is returning to Haiti as the newly appointed interim Prime Minister, supported by a U.S.-backed advisory council. He aims to promote national reconciliation…
Former Foreign Minister of Haiti Becomes Interim Prime Minister
Gerard Latortue has been appointed as Haiti's interim prime minister by a U.S.-backed council following the exile of former President Aristide. The U.S. Navy will…
One Killed and Another Injured in Shooting by American Soldiers in Haiti - 2004-03-09
U.S. Marines in Haiti shot at a vehicle, resulting in one death and one injury. This incident is part of a larger peacekeeping mission following…
Former Chief Justice of Haiti Sworn in as Interim President
Boniface Alexandre has been sworn in as Haiti's interim president amid protests from Aristide supporters. He has called for new elections and condemned recent violence…
Jean-Bertrand Aristide Claims He is Still the Legal President of Haiti - 2004-03-08
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the exiled former president of Haiti, claims he remains the legal president and urges peaceful resistance against foreign occupation. His claims of being…
Six Killed in Clash Between Aristide Supporters and Protesters in Haiti - 2004-03-08
Supporters of former Haitian President Aristide clashed with protesters, resulting in six deaths and over 30 injuries. The protests were sparked by Aristide's departure and…
Thousands Demand the Return of Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti's Capital - 2004-03-06
Thousands of protesters in Haiti are calling for the return of exiled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, condemning foreign military presence in their country. Aristide blames the…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Haiti, the Imaginary Paradise of Paul Gauguin - 2004-03-06
A significant exhibition of Paul Gauguin's works, previously held in Paris, is now displayed in Boston. The report by Nazi Baghlari highlights the importance of…
Haitians Gradually Return to Work - 2004-03-05
Haitians are slowly returning to work as stores reopen in Port-au-Prince following recent unrest. U.S. and French troops are working together to restore order, while…
State of Emergency Declared in Haiti - 2004-03-04
A state of emergency has been declared in Haiti following the resignation of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide due to violent unrest. Prime Minister Jean-Napoleon aims to…
The Total U.S. Force in Haiti Increased to About One Thousand
The U.S. has increased its military presence in Haiti to about one thousand personnel following the resignation of President Aristide. This move aims to restore…
Kofi Annan: Establishing Stability in Haiti May Take Years
Kofi Annan highlighted the challenges of establishing stability in Haiti, indicating it may take years and calling for long-term international support. The UN is assessing…
South Africa Has No Problem Granting Asylum to Deposed Haitian President
South Africa is open to granting asylum to Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the ousted president of Haiti, although it has not yet received a formal request. Opposition…