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Haiti / Unrest #749162

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Feb 21, 2004
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(Studio: Renay San Miguel) Report introduced.

(Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Lucia Newman) Videophone report on the internationally-backed peace plan to end the rebellion against Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide presented; scenes shown of the multi-national mediation team; details given about the rebels’ rejection of the plan because it doesn’t require Aristide to step down. [ARISTIDE – says we will have to work hard to have a safer environment while elections are organized.] [Opposition leader Andre APAID†- says the solution passes through the resignation of Aristide.] [Canadian Minister for French Community Denise CODERRE†- comments on the negotiating process.] [Government OPPONENT – denounces Aristide.] The possibility of an international peacekeeping force for Haiti discussed.

Reporter(s):
Miguel, Renay San;
Newman, Lucia
Duration:
00:03:40

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