Haiti Revolt
February 2004

 
 
     Residents dance and sing in the streets of Maissade, after 
     anti-government guerrillas swept through the town on Feb. 17
     and police abandoned their posts. “Whether Aristide likes it
     or not, he must go,” demonstrators shouted.		      A demonstrator with glasses covers his face during the
     march lead by the opposition Group 184.

 

 
 
     Rebels on Feb. 19 parade in front of a burned-out police station during
     a rally in Gonaíves of the new National Resistance Front To Liberate
     Haiti. 

 
 
      Inspector Pascal Robert at his burned-out police station in
      St.-Marc. The police station was attacked on Feb. 7 by
      antigovernment militants.

 

     Thousands of people gathered in the town of Goniaves on
    Thursday to show support for the opposition resistance,
    who are trying to force President Aristide from power.
    Waving arms and guns they cheered for the men who took
    power Feb. 6.