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See also: Strikes and demonstrations; Regional democratic associations; Repression under military government

Non-Radio Haiti news sources (Haitian and international) on the June 1988 coup d'état in which General Namphy overthrew Leslie Manigat.

Text (in Haitian Creole and French) of Marcel Gilbert's "Lettre à la Nation pour un Manifeste de l'Unité Historique de Peuple".

Radio Haiti materials and external materials about the government of President Leslie Manigat. Includes a copy of Le Petit Samedi Soir (20-26 February 1988) that also has an article about the Colonel Jean-Claude Paul affair. Also includes a photocopy of a 1958 speech by Manigat (then director of the École Nationale des Hautes Études Internationales), printed in Revue Diplomatique.

Radio Haiti materials and external materials about the Haitian parliament, including the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, and various subcommittees.

Radio Haiti materials and externals materials about the military government under General Prosper Avril. Includes the September 17, 1988 coup d'état that brought Avril to power, government policy and decrees, human rights violations, anti-government demonstrations and strikes (including the September 27, 1989 strikes). Also includes letter from Congressman Walter Fauntroy (of the Congessional Black Caucus) to President George Bush about human rights abuses in Haiti and the influence of powerful Haitian businessmen.

Radio Haiti materials and externals materials about the military government under General Prosper Avril. Includes the September 17, 1988 coup d'état that brought Avril to power, government policy and decrees, human rights violations, anti-government demonstrations and strikes (including the September 27, 1989 strikes). Also includes letter from Congressman Walter Fauntroy (of the Congessional Black Caucus) to President George Bush about human rights abuses in Haiti and the influence of powerful Haitian businessmen.

Radio Haiti materials and externals materials about the military government under General Prosper Avril. Includes the September 17, 1988 coup d'état that brought Avril to power, government policy and decrees, human rights violations, anti-government demonstrations and strikes (including the September 27, 1989 strikes). Also includes letter from Congressman Walter Fauntroy (of the Congessional Black Caucus) to President George Bush about human rights abuses in Haiti and the influence of powerful Haitian businessmen.

Radio Haiti materials and external materials about the arrest and imprisonment of the Prisonniers de la Toussaint (Evans Paul a.k.a. K-Plim, Marino Etienne, and Jean Auguste Mézieux) by the government of Prosper Avril and mobilizations, strikes, and demonstrations calling for their release. Includes reactions by several labor unions, grassroots and civil society groups, including LAPPH and MPP.