Weekly Report - 2 March 2004
The big question now in Haiti is what happens with Guy Philippe
Jean-Bertrand Aristide is gone. Nominally in his place, as a constitutional fig-leaf, is former supreme court president Boniface Alexandre. Behind that façade is a foreign military `stabilisation' force and a political opposition that hasn't yet agreed on how to make the transition into government, let alone deal with everyone's biggest problem: how to deal with rebel leader Guy Philippe.
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