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US troops clear out vestiges of Haitian junta from palace
PORT AU PRINCE Oct 12 Hundred* of US troop* u>ok over the National Palace on Tuesday sweeping away the laat vestiges of Haiti a military backed administration before President Jean Bertrand Aristide a return reports AP
About 500 American sol diers entered the sprawling while building and other min latrles escorting out employees of the government set up by the military leaders who overthrew Ariatide In 1991
"Thi* I* to facilitate an orderly transition of power No members of the past govern ment will be allowed back In Army U Cot Li Sullivan said
Aristide * cabinet ministers fired al) employees hired uri der a civilian figurehead gov eminent installed In May by military strongman Lt Gen Raoul f edras who resigned on Monday
Several hundred Aristide supporers < rowded outside the gates of the palace grew
agitated when they saw public hospital director George Dutxiche trying to leave in a government car
Shouting at him to stop they surrounded the car and let the air out of Its tyre* Soldiers escorted Dubuche to a private car and lie drove away unharmed.
One Aristide backer. Hilaire George tried to calm the
“From now on we the people are responsible for the country he said. 1 don t agree with people who try to destroy preventing the coun try from going forward
Aristide s ministers were to return to their office* on Wednesday. US soldiers on the scene said
"We can now roll up our sleeves and begin to rebuild democracy In this spirit of reconciliation ' Aristides Commerce Minister Louis Dejoie 11 said in an interview
The government of Robert
Malval. Aristide's prime-minis ter. announced Tuesday It would take over the govern ment ministry offices and the American soldiers arrived In the afternoon to help
In a statement read by Malval's spokesman. Emile Jean Baptiste the government expressed serious reserva tlons concerning the manage ment of public funds' and indicated military backed off) dais woulrj be subjected to HudMg
The government has de elded to take control of the ministries occupied until now by the usurpers of Mav I I Malval's statement said refer ring to the date the military designated provisional President Emile Jonassauu was Installed
The Malval goveninieoi ilv announced a commemorative 'mass on Friday lor Its former Justice minister Guy Malarv who was gunned down one
vear earlier on Oct 14. 1993.
Mahal has never been able to work In the National Palace tot ■v.uiltv reasorjs. Military backed thugs also prevented hl* finance and information ministers from working In government offices and nearly broke up hl* foreign minister’s iitaug’ tr.it ton
'IS officials on Tuesday ne goti,iied 'the resignation of JonaMStnt whHe Cedras made final arrangements for extie
US Ambassador William Swine and Lt Geri Hugh Shelton met with Jonassaint am I said lie was cooperative, is Fmltassy spokesman Stanley S< hraget said Tuesday
Me inwhtle I edras was ex o< ■ ml to leave Haiti within the ti> xi sevetal days and aUnv chief nl staff PtUUppe Biaiiijn was expected to go with hmi thr Spokesman said
v ritiamanlmi Foreign
WoJngue »ald on Tuesday that
Washington had asked Panama to’ grant asylum to Cedras. Btamby and 12 other Haitian military officers, and the government was considering the request Panama s President Ernesto Perez Balladarea offered asylum a month ago
US officials have also listed Argentina Spain and Venezuela as possible refuges, although Venezuela said It didn t want Cedras Schrager earlier said he would not rule out the United States
With Cedras resignation. Hatti's military met terms of the agreement negotiated by former President Carter only hours before a I IS Invasion was to begin
Blamby resigned Saturday and Port an Prince police chief Michel Francois, architect of lhe September 1991 coup that overthrew Ariatide escaped last week to the netghourtng Dominican Republic.
President Clinton said
Monday night that Aristide would return to Haiti on Saturday. He credited the 19.000 US troops who began their mission Sept 19 for putting Haiti back on the road to democracy
There were sign* that normalcy wa* beginning to return
Shipments of gas and diesel oil were on their way to Haiti, the first sent by International oil companies since December. The world's trade embargo on Hatti end* after Aristide s ar rival ’
But the transition from one government to another created some problems
Port au-Prince Mayor Evans Paul said Tuesday that he found chaos at his old office* when he left hiding and returned to City Hall Sept 22.
Paul said none of the tele phone* worked and record* were *o dlaorganiaed the atill baan t figured out how many city employee* there arc