Haiti: Human Rights and Police Issues : Hearing Before the Committee on International Relations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session, January 4, 1996, Volumen4;Volúmenes12-14U.S. Government Printing Office, 1996 - 326 páginas |
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... regarding the work that they have done to provide security and democracy and respect for human rights in Haiti . I think the ultimate question has to be , how did the FBI get au- thority to be in Haiti in the first place ? I believe the ...
... regarding the work that they have done to provide security and democracy and respect for human rights in Haiti . I think the ultimate question has to be , how did the FBI get au- thority to be in Haiti in the first place ? I believe the ...
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... Regarding it being an unqualified success , Mr. Aristide promised that there would be privatization down there . I will tell you , privat- ization is not taking place . There have been one or two industries where there have been some ...
... Regarding it being an unqualified success , Mr. Aristide promised that there would be privatization down there . I will tell you , privat- ization is not taking place . There have been one or two industries where there have been some ...
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... regarding the work that they have done to provide security and democracy and respect for human rights in Haiti . I think the ultimate question has to be , how did the FBI get au- thority to be in Haiti in the first place ? I believe the ...
... regarding the work that they have done to provide security and democracy and respect for human rights in Haiti . I think the ultimate question has to be , how did the FBI get au- thority to be in Haiti in the first place ? I believe the ...
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... Regarding it being an unqualified success , Mr. Aristide promised that there would be privatization down there . I will tell you , privat- ization is not taking place . There have been one or two industries where there have been some ...
... Regarding it being an unqualified success , Mr. Aristide promised that there would be privatization down there . I will tell you , privat- ization is not taking place . There have been one or two industries where there have been some ...
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... regarding the Bertin murders. And he said, as you clearly stated, that, 'The FBI has not briefed me or, as far as I know, anyone else in the Administration on their findings," and that is highly questionable because we now know from the ...
... regarding the Bertin murders. And he said, as you clearly stated, that, 'The FBI has not briefed me or, as far as I know, anyone else in the Administration on their findings," and that is highly questionable because we now know from the ...
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agencies Ambassador Dobbins asked assassination Attorney Baillergeau Beaubrun believe BEREUTER Bertin Bertin investigation Bertin killing Bertin/Baillergeau murder investigation Boldt briefing Bureau of Investigation Burton Chairman GILMAN CLERK clients conflict of interest Congress court reporter criminal Dany Toussaint Department of Justice ENI F.H. FALEOMAVAEGA FBI agents FBI investigation FBI's Federal Bureau Florida GELBARD Government of Haiti grand jury Haiti investigation July Haitian Government Haitian National Police human rights ICITAP inquiry interview investigation July 27 involved IPSF issue JAMES MCGUIRK Jean-Bertrand Aristide July 27 law enforcement lawyer letter Mallett Bertin/Baillergeau murder matter Medar Memorandum murder investigation September October 12 officials Paul E PAYNE personnel persons police force Port-au-Prince President Aristide procedure Professional Conduct question record represent request response Rules of Professional statement testimony Thank tion transcript U.S. Embassy U.S. Government U.S. military U.S. representative Washington Waxman William William E William Lacy Swing witnesses
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