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05:45 Haiti Crisis Worsens: Special
Correspondent Kevin Pina gives another phone report from Port-Au-Prince
where he spoke today with President Aristide; On the phone from
Washington DC, Larry Birns, Executive Director of the Council on Hemishperic Affairs joins
Dennis and Haiti
Action Committee founder Pierre LaBossiere with updated information
about the crisis and Washington's role in the turmoil. Today so-called opposition leaders
rejected the international proposal for a peaceful resolution to the
crisis; roads into the Capital are blocked; Rebels enter Port-De-Paix,
but are expelled from Cap-Hatien. Washington continues its stall
tactics, Powell
awaits a political resolution before sending peace-keepers, and
refuses even to allow the Haitian police force to purchase tear-gas and
riot-control supplies. The French are prepared to help, but are looking
for a signal from Washington. Media continue to blame Aristide for
minor flaws in the legislative election in May, 2000 (before Aristide
was even elected in November, 2000 by a huge majority) A half-million
impoverished Haitians have taken to the streets in Port-Au-Prince in
support of their popularly-elected President and their Constitution
(see The Security Bugaboo
section in COHAs Press
Release. Pierre LaBossiere provides horrifying background on
the convicted mass-murderers now terrorizing the country, including the
Roboteau massacre of April 22,1994. Join
the DEMONSTRATION
3PM-5PM outside the San Francisco Federal Building at Golden Gate and
Polk.|
Celebrate Black History Month: Commemorate 200th Anniversary of the Haitian Revolution — San Francisco Friday, February 27 Keynote Speaker: Pierre Labossiere, Haiti
Action Committee Donation of $3 to $5 (no one turned away for
lack of funds) For more information, call 415-821-6545 or e-mail iac@actionsf.org Sponsored by the International Action Center, the Haiti Action Committee, and the San Francisco African-American Historical Society |
45:30 Neigborhoods, Families Divided by Apartheid Wall: Siham
Rasheed with the Palestinian
Counseling Center in East Jerusalem is interviewed by Nora
Barrows-Friedman.
Palestinians are holding demonstrations to appeal to the international
community for an end to the paralyzing restrictions and extreme
hardships caused by the wall. Palestinians have lost their land, and
source of income, and all water resources - in direct violation of
Geneva Conventions and numerous UN Resolutions.