Weekly Report - 13 January 2004
HAITI: Confusing twists as conflict deepens
The toll from the confrontation between government and opposition rose again last week, as both sides rejected pleas from outsiders — Caricom and the French and US governments — to seek a negotiated end to the crisis. An interesting development, among several unclear ones, is that the police has been intervening more decisively to protect opposition demonstrators from pro-Aristide mobs.
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