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Weekly Report - 09 December 2010 (WR-10-49)
HAITI: Electoral process in disarray
Free and fair elections. That was what Haiti desperately needed in
order to preserve political and social stability to encourage donors to stump up
billions of dollars of assistance to rebuild the country. After the release of
preliminary results by the provisional electoral council (CEP) on 7 December,
however, the widespread conviction from partial and impartial observers alike
was that they did not meet this twin requirement.
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- URUGUAY: Strikers will soon be spreading beach towels
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- MEXICO: Madero and PAN change strategy
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