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JANUARY-FEBRUARY
A
nation in tatters: Haiti rapidly spiraling out of control
Amid
Fear and Chaos, Haitian City Goes On
Analysis:
Haiti's diverse rebels
Appeals
for calm bring respite
Aristide
accepts peace plan
Aristide
Appeals to World for Aid
Aristide
backers brace for fight as Haitian rebels advance
Aristide:
I won't quit
Aristide
leaves Haiti, new official to be sworn in as president
Aristide
Offers To Share Power
Aristide
Resigns, Flees Into Exile; United Nations Debates Multinational Force
Aristide
says he's ready to die to defend Haiti
Aristide
to world: Help stop bloodshed
Aristide
warns more Haitians will become boat people
Aristide's
Foes Given 24 Hours to Study Plan
Aristide's
Foes: On the Same Side, but Denying Any Ties
Aristide's
Foes Rule Out Plan to Share Power
Aristide's
forces attack as revolt spreads
Aristide's
opponents renew marches
Aristide's
Supporters See a Friend of the Poor
Armed
Revolt In Haiti Spreads To More Cities
As
Police Flee, Rebels Tighten Grip in Haiti's Heartland
Cap-Haitien
Falls to Rebels
Chaos
Becomes a Way of Life in a Rebel-Held Haitian City
Chaos
Erupts in Haitian Capital; U.S. Military May Deploy to Area
Contempt
Unites All Kinds in Haiti
Day
of horror, hope in Haiti as dawn brings Aristide's departure
Exiled
Paramilitaries Join Haiti Rebels
Fearful
citizen: 'I don't know who I can trust'
50
Marines arrive in Haiti as rebels threaten Port-au-Prince
Forces
Close In on Key Haitian City
Foreigners
Leave Haiti as Unrest Persists
France
Seeks U.N. Force in Haiti
France
wants Aristide out
Greater
strife could fill a post-Aristide vacuum
Guy
Philippe: The rebelling soldier
Haiti
Leader Agrees to Peace Plan
Haiti
leader urges intervention
Haiti:
On the Brink
Haiti
rebel force expands
Haiti
rebels angry, but disorganized
Haiti's
new president, Boniface Alexandre, called an honest man
Haitian
Leader Appeals For Foreign Security Aid
Haitian
Leader Rejects Rebel Demands That He Step Down
Haitian
Leader Warns of Exodus and Appeals for Help
Haitian
Leader's Allies Block Opposition Demonstration
Haitian
Police Win Back Three Towns
Haitian
rebels await a new attack
Haitian
Rebels Eye Capital
Haitian
rebels out of loop
Haitian
rebels reach into the past for reinforcements
Haitian
Educator Beaten Up, But Not Beaten Down
Haitian
Forces Battling Uprising Report Retaking 3 Towns
Haitian
Official Appeals For Help to End Revolt
Haitian
President Rescinds Ban on Marches
Haitian's
Plea for International Help Draws a Muted Response
In
Haiti, Two Sides and Bloodshed Between
In
Haiti, shift from disjointed rebellion to wider uprising
Journalists
often in the crossfire
Key
Haitian city falls as rebels aim for capital
Leader's
wife: Haiti at risk
Marines
Land in Haiti to Protect U.S. Embassy
Notorious
figures return from exile to aid gangs
Opponents
of Aristide keep the pressure on
Opposition:
Rebels need safety pledge
Opposition
rejects talks with Aristide
Police
desert posts in Cap-Haïtien
Police
force on run from rebels
Police
in Haiti's Second City Retreat Into Station
Police
won't fire on rebels, Aristide says
Port-au-Prince
calm but tense while awaiting rebels
President's
supporters brace for attack
Pro-Aristide
Forces Attack Opposition Marchers in Haiti
Q&A:
What's behind the violent uprisings in Haiti?
Rebel
chief says he is a servant of his nation
Rebel
leadership united in mission: To push Aristide out
Rebel
force small but intense
Rebel
Soldiers Take Control of Haiti's Central Plateau
Rebel
uses Internet to check world pulse
Rebellion
pushes Haiti’s hospitals to brink of collapse
Rebels'
aim: Choke, take Port-au-Prince
Rebels
attack cops sent to Gonaives
Rebels
close in on Port-au-Prince
Rebels
look for looters, wait to invade capital
Rebels
overrun town in Haiti, kill police commissioner
Rebels
Preparing to Attack Haiti Capital
Rebels
raid town where UM clinic is
Rebels
Seize Government's Last Stronghold in North Haiti
Rebels
Take Crossroads Town Near Haiti's Capital
Rebels
Take Over Haiti's Fourth-Largest City
Recent
Events in Haitian History
Rise
and fall of a 'Haitian Mandela'
Rival
Militias May Determine Haiti's Future
Scenes
of horror in Haiti battles
Seeing
New Beginning, Bush Sends Marines to Restore Order
Slum's
'military of Aristide' set to take on rebels
Some
Americans won’t leave smoldering nation
Supporters
of Haitian President Block Opponents' Peaceful Protest
Tough
rebel both feared and loved
Thousands
cheer takeover, protesting 'Aristide must go!'
3
gang leaders hatched plot for a revolt
Town
taken from rebels feels heat of reprisal
Tracing
The Turn On Aristide
Uncertainty,
fear of violence dominate life in countryside
Uprising
Against Aristide Spreads in Haiti
U.S.
Marines Fortify Haiti Embassy
U.S.
missionaries caught in Haiti's crossfire
U.S.
troops deployed to Haiti after Aristide resigns and violence flares
Violence
flares as Haitian President Aristide resigns, seeks asylum; U.S. troops
could be deployed
Violence
in Haiti Abates, but Not the Tension
Violence
mars protest in Haiti; carnival joy dampened
Weakened
Haitian Police Forces Overwhelmed by Rebel Violence
When
Aristide leaves, revolt ends, rebel says
Who's
next? Haitian prime minister, supreme court justice, in line to step in
after Aristide
MARCH
Haitians
now ask: 'What next?'
U.N.
to police Haiti
In
rebels' first city, a celebration
Shock
and grief are shared by many in capital
Country's
future is hard to predict
Low-key
lawyer takes spotlight
Thousands
cheer Aristide ouster as rebels roll into capital
Rebels
Enter Haitian Capital; U.S. and French Troops Arrive
Aristide
Resigns, Flies Into Exile; U.S. Marines to Lead Peacekeeping
Former
Ally's Shift in Stance Left Haiti Leader No Recourse
A
City Smolders as Night Falls
Text
of U.N. Resolution on Haiti
Rebel
chief is hailed in capital
Rebels
Enter Haiti Capital In Triumph
Rebel
chief declares self Haiti's leader, will arrest prime minister
Deported
war criminal freed in Haiti
Rebel
Says He Is in Charge; Political Chaos Deepens
Rebel
Claims Control Over Haiti's Security
Haitian
rebels to pull back after meeting with U.S. officials
Ex-police
chief back for old role
Rebels
get out; Marines roll in
Top
Haitian Rebels Pledge to Disarm
Rebel
Leader in Haiti Says His Work Is Done
U.S.
Patrols Start in Haiti, but Residents Remain Wary
Strife
makes hiding a way of life
Work
starts on choosing leader
Marines
Spread Out In Haitian Capital
South
Africa admits sending weapons to Haiti
Top
rebel wavers on disarming
US
marines clean up, to Haitians' relief - and chagrin
U.S.
Special Forces in Haiti Seeking Out Rebel Leaders
Marines
Extend Reach Past Haitian Capital
Thousands
march to celebrate Aristide's exit
Violence,
chaos stalk Haitian city Les Cayes
Gunfire
Kills 5 During a March in Haiti Capital
4
Protesters, 1 Journalist Killed During Rally in Haiti
In
Rebel City, Guns Are Power and No One Wants to Let Go
Violence
flares at rally for Aristide opponents
An
Interim President for Haiti Is Sworn In
Haiti's
Prime Minister Chosen
New
Haitian Prime Minister Arrives, Vowing to Restore Unity
Rebels,
police clash in port city
Haitian
Cabinet Weighs Disarming Rebels
Haiti's
Struggle to Restore the Rule of Law
Former
prime minister wants U.S. protection
Rebel
commander threatens to kill Haiti's ousted Aristide
Senior
Haitian officer is arrested
