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• Jan. 2, 2008: Victims of Duvalier regime recall life in his prisons in Haiti

  Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.
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  Latin America

  Will Chávez’s Latin American legacy continue?

  Among the concerns after Hugo Chávez’s death are whether his successor in Venezuela will continue his Petrocaribe program and his ideological leadership.
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  Haiti | JEAN-CLAUDE DUVALIER

  Former Haiti President ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier grilled in court over his regime

  After ignoring three previous court orders, Duvalier appeared in court, where he submitted to questions about his 15-year regime.
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  Haiti

  The case against Haiti’s ‘Baby Doc’

  A corruption and human rights case against ex-dictator Jean-Claude ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier, scheduled to appear in court, will likely bring Haitians face-to-face with their past.

• HAITI

  A bloody political past

  Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.

• HAITI

  Spanish helicopter crashes in Haiti, 4 killed

  FOND VERRETTES, Haiti — Four soldiers died in the fiery crash of a Spanish military helicopter Friday in the rugged mountains of eastern Haiti, the United Nations said.

• ISSUES AND IDEAS

  In Haiti, funerals become eulogies for a nation

  Death in Haiti takes a twisted turn for the Miami Herald's Caribbean correspondent Jacqueline Charles.

• HAITI | EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH

  3 Idahoans accused of child trafficking in Haiti are welcomed home

  The party-like atmosphere at the Boise Airport was a cathartic culmination of 21 days of somber prayer and worry for Central Valley Baptist Church members - though they were welcoming just three of five fellow Baptists home from a Haiti jail.

• Latest developments in Haiti earthquake crisis 1/21/2010

• Haiti's lax regulation yields unsafe buildings

  The lack of enforcement of laws and bureaucratic bickering have Haitians living, working and studying on virtual quicksand foundations.

• HAITI EARTHQUAKE

  Thousands of unidentified corpses in Haiti may be laid to rest in mass graves

  Just before dawn, the bodies began arriving -- wrapped in sheets of plastic -- and pulled off pickups and makeshift stretchers at a morgue that was already overflowing before disaster struck Tuesday evening.

• Tick tock on the President's efforts to monitor the relief efforts in Haiti

  A day-by-day account of President Barack Obama's efforts to monitor the relief efforts in Haiti.

• Day by day: Earthquake aftermath in Haiti

  TUESDAY, JAN. 12

• IN CREOLE

  Kote nou ka bay pou ede Ayiti

  • UNICEF ap chèche apwi finansye pou efo li yo pou pote sekou an Ayiti e rès Karayib la atravwww.unicefusa.org/haitiquake ou byen rele yo nan 1-800-4UNICEF.

• HAITI

  UN plane crashes in Haiti with 6-10 onboard

  UNITED NATIONS -- (AP) -- The United Nations says a U.N. plane monitoring the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic crashed with 6 to 10 military personnel on board.

• Amnesty says police killings rising in Jamaica

  An increase in fatal shootings by police is setting back efforts to curb violence and build faith in the Caribbean nation's justice system, Amnesty International said Tuesday.

• REV. GERARD JEAN-JUSTE

  The life and times of the Rev. Jean-Juste

  1946: Born in Cavaillon, Haiti, the fourth oldest of nine siblings. His mother Marie Yves Joute was a homemaker, his father Gesner Jean-Juste a farmer.

• BBC MONITORING

  Stay out of our internal affairs, Cuban envoy tells Dominica

  Cuba's Ambassador to Dominica, Oswaldo Cobacho, is urging authorities there to stay out of his country's internal affairs.

• WALL STREET JOURNAL

  Haiti starts over again

  Close your eyes and imagine you are the new prime minister of a poor Caribbean country. Yours is not a run-of-the-mill, low-income nation but one so destitute that last year the Associated Press reported that children were being fed cookies made of "dried yellow dirt" to relieve their hunger.

• Miami Herald photographer Patrick Farrell wins Pulitzer for Haiti images

  Veteran Miami Herald photographer Patrick Farrell has been awarded journalism's biggest award, the Pulitzer Prize, for his harrowing images of the victims of the storms that ravaged Haiti in 2008.

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