Rene Preval was declared the winner of Haiti's presidential election Thursday under an agreement between the interim government and electoral council, staving off a crisis over last week's disputed vote in the Western Hemisphere's poorest country. (WAPO) Newsweek also discusses the victory. (Newsweek)
caribbean, haiti, international politics, rene preval
Thursday, February 16, 2006
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And thank God for that.
Everyone knew that Preval was actually the winner, but they did everything they could to try and stop it.
I blogged on Haiti and the Haitian election yesterday in fact. What is really amazing is that the thugs who kicked out Aristide still, in 2006, think they can win an election by means of fraudulently counting the votes. It is nice to see that they failed.
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