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Haiti, a violent protest, apparently also for more blanket
chronic malnutrition, by way of deposed bestial dictator
Aristide's return - December 16, 2008
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| Supporters of ousted Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand
Aristide march past a painting of him during a demonstration
to demand his return in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince,
Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008. Aristide fled Haiti amid an uprising
in 2004 and is living in exile in South Africa.(AP
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| Venecia Louis, 4, sits next to her family while recovering
from malnutrition in Baie D'orange, Haiti, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008. Four
tropical storms that killed 793 people in August and September and caused $1
billion in damage made Haiti's ongoing food crisis even worse. Medical aid
organizations Doctors Without Borders and Medicins du Monde are setting up
nutrition and screening clinics and scouring the area and other parts of the
country for more pockets of hunger. Louis was previously identified in a
picture dated Nov. 19 as Venecia Lonis; the correct name is Venecia
Louis.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Children wait to receive food from an aid organization in
Baie D'orange, Haiti, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008. Four tropical storms that
killed 793 people in August and September and caused $1 billion in damage
made Haiti's ongoing food crisis even worse. Medical aid organizations
Doctors Without Borders and Medicins du Monde are setting up nutrition and
screening clinics and scouring the area and other parts of the country for
more pockets of hunger.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Venecia Louis, 4, walks while recovering from
malnutrition in Baie D'orange, Haiti, Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008. Four tropical
storms that killed 793 people in August and September and caused $1 billion
in damage made Haiti's ongoing food crisis even worse. Medical aid
organizations Doctors Without Borders and Medicins du Monde are setting up
nutrition and screening clinics and scouring the area and other parts of the
country for more pockets of hunger. Louis was previously identified in a
picture dated Nov. 19 as Venecia Lonis; the correct name is Venecia
Louis.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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| Venecia Louis, 4, is held by her mother Rosemen Saint-Juste
while recovering from malnutrition in Baie D'orange, Haiti, Thursday, Dec.
11, 2008. Four tropical storms that killed 793 people in August and
September and caused $1 billion in damage made Haiti's ongoing food crisis
even worse. Medical aid organizations Doctors Without Borders and Medicins
du Monde are setting up nutrition and screening clinics and scouring the
area and other parts of the country for more pockets of hunger. Louis was
previously identified in a picture dated Nov. 19 as Venecia Lonis; the
correct name is Venecia Louis.(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa) |
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