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Bwa kale: Protests still draw people fed up in Haiti, despite risks - Garland Journal

The Haitian Timeswww.haitiantimes.comBy Onz Chery CAP-HAITIEN — InTabarre, the Port-au-Prince suburb where Kendy Océan lives, Professor Auguste Alexis waskidnapped Oct. 30and reporter Fritz Dorilaskilled Nov. 5. Fed up, and despite […]

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