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Haiti: Thousands protest government's call for international armed force | Africanews

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"This request (government call for international armed forces) is an unconstitutional act; this is an act against the state. It is an action against the Haitian people's demands, who want a free country where everyone can eat, have health care, and live like human beings" Josue Merilein, resident

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