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Mob burns house of Haitian army chief's mother
PORT-AU-PRINCE. Oct 17: President Jean-Bertrand Aristide renewed his appeal for justice and reconciliation Monday, just hours after a mob burned the home of the new army commander's mother, reports AP
The mob torched the house belonging the mother of Maj Gen Jean-Claude Duperval after a false rumor circulated late Sundaf that Duperval had tried to assassinate Aristide.
At least nine other houses and five stores also were burned in the city of Gonaives. including a house belonging to I he grandmother of former Junta leader Lt Col Michel Francois. A grain depot owned by the Brandts, one of Haiti's richest families, was looted.
Radio Signal FM said US and Haitian soldiers arrested more the 100 people In putting down the violence In (■onalves
Die Violence illustrated the daunting challenge Aristide faces in bringing Haiti into a
new era of democracy.
Aristide summoned Duperval to the National Pdlace on Sunday to discuss how to dismantle the military, including cutting the army roster by 80 percent
As several hundred Haitians waited outside, unfounded rumors speed that the arm/ chief had tried to kill Aristide.
When Duperval left, the crowd yelled and angrily pounded on his car. Some In the crowd carried sticks and machetes, shouting. “Give us Duperval! We don't want the army anymore!"
A day after Aristide came home In triumph, violence Sunday marred his message of reconciliation and Illustrated the challenge of putting Haiti's tragic past behind
Two people were killed in the violence that began when two dozen, vigilantes wielding machetes, clubs and rocks went from house to house in a Port-au-Prince slum, looking for members of a paramilitary
group known to have killed and brutalized Aristide supporters.
Led by a man with Lavalas shaved Into his head, the name of Aristide's popular movement. the vigilantes found a member of the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti (FRAPHI. Lorreuis Francois, and bloodied his wife's face as she told them to leave her husband alone
A neighbor persuaded them to leave, but less than two hours later, witnesses-said, Francois came outside and an grfly whacked a machete into the first person he saw. a pull cart driver named Jean, killing him.
Witnesses said the vlgl lantes came back, found Fnvicols in his. house and killed him with a single machete blow They brought a Haitian army lielmet and a uniform out Into the street and set them ablaze
Standing In the street, peo-pie walched the flames in silence.
Reuter adds: Security officials confiscated grenades from the car of Haitian army commander Major-General Jean Claude Duperval as he arrived at the Presidential Palace housing Aristide, a source close to Aristide said on Sunday.
Dupetval was not detained, ths source said. Duperval later left the palace in a car to ihe Jeers of Haitians.
Rumours spread among a crowd of Haitians outside the palace that Aristide had been the subject of an assassination sift- nipt. The crowd quickly ,’rra in the square outside.