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Haiti / Uprising #749672

NBC Evening News for Friday, Feb 27, 2004
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The latest developments in the uprising against Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide reviewed.

(Port-au-Prince: Kerry Sanders) The situation in Haiti featured; scenes shown of lawless behavior in Port-au-Prince, government supporters demonstrating at Aristide’s palace, and residents scrambling for food & gas. [Rebel leader Guy PHILIPPE††- explains his strategy for taking the capital.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Pentagon report that any international security effort would be led by France & Canada noted.

(Miami: Mark Potter) Reaction in the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami to the Haitian crisis featured; Coast Guard photos shown of intercepted Haitian refugees at sea. [Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center Cheryl LITTLE†- calls turning back the refugees shameful.] [Little Haiti residents Jules CALIXTE‡, Fred ST. AMAND††- offer views.]

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Sanders, Kerry;
Potter, Mark
Duration:
00:05:00

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