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Haiti - 30 Years after Duvalier Left without a succesor, Another Leader, Martelly, Leaves without a Successor

Read this from the New York Times: Thirty years to the day after Haiti's last dictator fled the impoverished nation as it took its first wobbly steps toward democracy, another leader stepped down Sunday, without a successor to take his place.
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The president, Michel Martelly, left office amid an electoral crisis that underscored how Haiti has struggled to maintain democratic order since the 1986 ouster of Jean-Claude Duvalier.

Read the full article: Michel Martelly, Haiti's President, Departs Without a Successor from the New York Times.

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Watson says...

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