At least three Caribbean Community (Caricom) leaders yesterday signalled their unwillingness to sit with Haiti's interim leader, Gerard Latortue, unless he repudiates his recent attacks on the Community and distances himself from the gunmen who helped overthrow Jean-Bertrand Aristide...

News Source: Jamaica Observer

Haiti's interim prime minister, Gerard Latortue, who had declared a freeze on his country's participation in the Caribbean Community, now wants to attend this week's summit of regional leaders in St Kitts, Community officials have confirmed...

News Source: Jamaica Observer

Not again! was the instinctive reaction of officials in the United Nations and in national governments early this year, when it became apparent that Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, was sinking rapidly into chaos, and the idea of a new international intervention began to be discussed...

News Source: United Nations

Canada Friday held Haiti's former national security chief on suspicion of committing crimes against humanity, the Toronto Sun reported...

News Source: Washington Times

Gunfire broke out in Port-au-Prince on Thursday after police broke up a demonstration by supporters of Haiti's ousted president, while U.S. Marines leading an international peace force in the revolt-torn country began hunting for illegal weapons...

News Source: Reuters

This country's US-backed advisory council picked a former foreign minister as the new prime minister yesterday, a step toward forming a transitional government in this troubled nation...

News Source: Boston Globe

The African Union has condemned the ouster of exiled Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, saying he was removed from power unconstitutionally, a newspaper reported Tuesday...

News Source: newsday.com

In his first public press conference in exile in Africa, Jean-Bertrand Aristide insisted Monday he was still president of Haiti and called for "peaceful resistance" against what he's described as the "occupation" of his homeland...

News Source: MSNBC

The Cabinet in the Central African Republic went into talks yesterday, reportedly to discuss what to do with their difficult guest, ousted Haitian leader, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and took steps to keep him quiet...

News Source: Jamaica Observer

Caricom diplomacy has suffered a telling rebuff. And there was worse to come. Caricom failed to secure the UN Security Council's approval for the sending in immediately of a peace keeping force into Haiti...

News Source: Stabroek News