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Le pouvoir politique haïtien et son opposition tiennent chacun un discours qui a pour seule constante de minimiser à l’infini leur importance réciproque. Dans une période de crise comme celle que traverse le pays, tout est menacé par une nette aggravation des délabrements sociaux et d’aggravations des conditions de vie des masses populaires. La

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