Jean-Claude Duvalier person
also: Duvalier, baby doc, Deauvier, Dovier, Jean-Claude, Jean-Claude Aristide, Jean-Claude Baby Doc Dolvier
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United States installed
Jean-Claude Duvalier host_asserted
“to expel Cuba from the Organization of American States in 1963. So they wanted Dolbier, regardless of how many people die in the process, to be on their side when the vote occurred. When the Haitian leader died in 1971, the American ambassa…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Haiti @ 28:53
CIA covered_up
Jean-Claude Duvalier host_asserted
“civilian deaths. The CIA was meanwhile arranging for the release from prison and safe exile abroad. The two of the Dolvier's contacts, both notorious police chiefs during their reign of terror. They were responsible for thousands, tens of t…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Haiti @ 36:22
Mentions (11)
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that Constantine Costagrazos, basically running this multi-billion dollar shipping magnet, and also an oil magnet, he planned an invasion into Haiti to take out Duvalier, the baby doc, not Papa Doc, but baby doc. And he's claiming that he n…
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um, country. And it's hard to believe, but just like Cuba back in the day was kind of like the New York city of the, um, Caribbean. So, um, was Haiti at one point. Um, but in this, the first section is going to cover 1959 to 1963. And basic…
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to expel Cuba from the Organization of American States in 1963. So they wanted Dolbier, regardless of how many people die in the process, to be on their side when the vote occurred. When the Haitian leader died in 1971, the American ambassa…
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Jean-Claude Baby Doc Dolvier as the new president for life. Political and military support was guaranteed because of the relationship that they had with the father. And there was not even a hiccup in the support from Washington, D.C. on thi…
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And Jean-Claude Aristide basically rise to power. He's a Catholic priest who basically gets owned, disowned by the Catholic Church because he wants to take care of the poor and will not exclude using socialist type.…
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After Jean-Claude was forced into exile in February 1986 and was flown out on a United States Air Force aircraft to the Riviera in France, within three weeks of Jean-Claude's departure, the U.S. announced that it was providing Haiti a $26.6…
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Another $4 million was being sought to provide the Haitian army with trucks, training, and comm gear to allow it to move around the country and maintain, quote unquote, maintain order. Maintaining order in Haitian basically meant suppressio…
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The elections scheduled for November 1987 were postponed because of violence. In the rescheduled elections held in January, the candidate favored by the military was declared the winner. Surprise! There followed two more years of regular po…
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That message resonated. And here's a quote from the Washington Post. Proclaiming a political revolution, Aristide, 37 years old, has injected a spirit of hope and honesty into the affairs of government, a radical departure after decades of …
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Declaring that his $10,000 a monthly salary is not just a scandal but a crime, Aristide announced on television that he would donate it to charity. Dang, that sounds familiar too. No wonder they hated this guy. The Catholic priest had long …
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Freeman also was involved in the $200 million land deal that we'll get into later in Florida with the DuPont family. As for Charles' long time and constant desire to be president of Haiti, it came to naught. After baby Doc abdicated in 86, …