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Haitian
Immigrants in the U.S.
1998
A
dispute that began over bird droppings
Haiti
to send back waste dumped by U.S.
Hillary
Clinton arrives in Haiti for last stop on tour
U.S.,
Haiti squabble over control of tiny island
Whose
Rock Is It? Yes, the Haitians Care
1999
General
Calls For Pullout From Haiti
G.I.'s
to Quit Haiti in 1999; Reason Cited Is Budgetary
Haiti's
administration slowly turns away from democracy
House
votes to pull American troops out of Haiti by end of year
A Nation
in Need
Senator
sounds warning on Haiti
Urgent
talks on Haiti sought
US
congressmen visit Haiti amid government crisis
U.S.
continues efforts to end government stalemate in Haiti
U.S.
losing patience as Haiti struggles to reform leadership
U.S.
subsidizing witchcraft, Helms complains
U.S.
troops in Haiti likely to leave next year
U.S.
troops proud of Haiti mission that brought smiles, comfort
2000
Clinton
urges Aristide to resolve Haiti's electoral impasse
Customs
dispute over rice halts U.S. aid to Haiti
Cutoff
of U.S. aid to Haiti leaves judiciary faltering
Haitian
Strongman Living in N.Y.
Jesse
Jackson assails U.S. policy toward Haitians
U.S.
officials see failed Haiti policy
U.S.
presses Haiti over elections
U.S.
Waits for Aristide's Haiti to Deliver on New Promises of Reform
2001
INS
arrests ex-colonel given life in Haiti for his role in massacre
U.S.
Embassy in Haiti shut down after attack
U.S.
urged to soften its policy on Haiti
2002
Ashcroft
Orders Haitian Deported
Citing
Strife, U.S. Delays Two Loans to Haitians
Renewed
Calls for Revising Policy on Haitians
U.S.
disappointed with Haitian leader
2003
Aristide
gets warning from U.S.
The
ruins of another US try at democracy: Haiti
2004
President Aristide, stands with his wife Mildred, left,
and Congresswoman Maxine Waters, right.
France,
U.S. split on Haiti
If
peace deal fails, diplomats may lack backup plan
Powell
disappointed by Aristide
Powell
rules out military aid to Haiti
U.S.
Declines to Use Force to Put Down Haitian Strife
U.S.
Officials Hint at Support for Haitian Leader's Ouster
U.S.
officials debating whether to help show Aristide the door
Bush
to send military team to Haiti to review embassy security
Powell:
Aristide must keep his job
Powell
Pushes for Pact in Haiti
U.S.
slowly reacts to revolt
U.S.
tells citizens: Exit Haiti
U.S.
to Push Aristide Toward Solution in Haiti
U.S.
to Mediate in Haiti Crisis; Urges Americans to Leave
Lacking
Accord, Diplomats Leave a Divided Haiti
U.S.
Scrambles to Find New Course in Haiti
As
rebels gain, how to help Haiti?
Worsening
Scenes in Haiti Will Test U.S. Tolerance for Chaos
A
lack of political will likely means U.S. troops on sidelines
Powell,
Too, Hints Haitian Should Leave
Powell
Puts Pressure on Haitian Leader To Resign
Aristide
may lose caucus support
Black
caucus calls for troops in Haiti
U.S.
Considers Options in Haiti
531
Haitians held at sea are sent back
U.S.
Puts Blame for Crisis on Aristide
Ignore
Haiti? Tell That to Politicians in Florida
Change
took own course, U.S. insists
Bush's
policies on Haiti at issue
Round
2 for US nation-building in Haiti
U.S.
intervention rejected as too risky
Powell
and Aide Questioned on Haiti by Panel's Skeptics
Haitians
Again Relying on U.S. Military to Bring Order
U.S.
Support for Democracy Hurt in Haiti
Handling
Haiti (OnlineNewsHour)
U.S.
Relied on Others to Deal With Haiti
U.S.
Worried as Caribbean Nations Defer on Haiti Leaders
APRIL
Secretary of State Colin Powell,
right, addresses a news conference
in Port-au-Prince as Gérard Latortue,
the interim prime minister, listens.
On
Visit to Haiti, Powell Says the U.S. Weighs Prosecution of Aristide on
Corruption Charges
In
Haiti, Powell Reassures Interim Leaders
U.S.
goals in Haiti: halting violence, graft
Improve
security, handling of aid, Meek says
U.S.
Envoy Says Haiti Must Transform Itself
MAY-DECEMBER
Powell:
Haiti was spared civil war
In
U.S., Haitian leader to ask for funds
U.S.
hands Haiti task to U.N.
Aid
for Haitian textile trade faces opposition
Powell
visiting Haiti
Gunfire
Erupts During Powell's Visit to Haiti
2006
Preval
talks trade, meets with Bush
2009
Haiti prepares for Hillary Clinton
visit
Haitians up pressure for special immigration
status
Haitian businesses say downgraded travel
advisory doesn't go far enough