CIA covert bid to topple Haitian regime fails
Washington reports a major CIA covert operation this month to destabilize Haiti's military rulers without a full invasion. Officials say agents tried to recruit Haitian officers, offering money and equipment to undermine Lt Gen Raoul Cedras Brig Gen Philippe Bramby and Lt Col Michel Joseph Francois. The effort was part of a broader destabilization campaign.
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New joint Haiti invasion plan tests unproven tactics
Pentagon officials outline a rapid offshore assault using Army helicopters launched from Navy carriers and Marine amphibious units to seize ports while Air Force fighters and AWACS provide air dominance. The plan emphasizes cross service coordination, nighttime stealth, and a regional sector approach to securing Cap-Haitien and Port-au-Prince within 24 hours.
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Settlement Class Representatives and Counsel Named
The Court designates Russell W. Price Leslie E Haven Grady W Brown Jennie Ropp Brown Jack Harley Woodward Alia Woodward Joel Bowman Martha Annie Bowman as class representatives and Timothy E Eble J Cecil Gardner Joseph J McKernan S C Middlebrooks 117 Charles W Patrick Jr and Patrick W Pendley as Class Counsel. They deem the proposed settlement fair and adequate and note no agreement on attorneys fees.
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Clinton Credibility Drives Haiti Policy Echoes Past Presidents
CFR discussion notes that after exhausting remedies the United States will act in Haiti with global signaling. Critics question timing while supporters, including historians, say great powers defend credibility. Comparisons arise to Johnson Nixon and Wilson while Bush’s Panama intervention is cited as precedent.
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Brown opposes invasion Haiti debate heats up in Congress
Rep. Sherrod Brown questions U S plans for Haiti invasion saying no clear national security interest exists and urging diplomacy sanctions and support for democratic forces. Others including Greg White Howard Mason and Martin Hoke call for debate and caution before risking American lives.
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