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Haiti / Unrest / Aristide Exile #768664

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 29, 2004
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(Studio: Laurie Dhue) The culmination of the rebellion in Haiti with the flight of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide into exile reported; scenes shown from Port-au-Prince. [US Ambassador in Haiti James FOLEY†- says Aristide felt his resignation could begin to heal Haiti.]

(Port-au-Prince: Steve Harrigan) Today’s looting and lawlessness in the streets of Port-at-Prince shown.

(Studio: Laurie Dhue) President Bush’s order for US Marines to help restore order in Haiti reported. [BUSH – urges the people of Haiti to reject violence.]

(Washington: Julie Kirtz) The US role in the resignation of Aristide examined; details given about the US’s facilitation of Aristide’s exile and Bush’s promise that military involvement in Haiti will be comprised of an international coalition; statement from State Department spokesman Richard Boucher quoted.

Reporter(s):
Dhue, Laurie;
Harrigan, Steve;
Kirtz, Julie
Duration:
00:04:40

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