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Weekly Report - 3 May 2005
HAITI: Neptune released on medical grounds
A lateral solution appears to have been found for one of the political problems preventing an understanding between the government and the pro-Aristide camp. Jailed former prime minister Yvon Neptune was flown out of the country for medical treatment, as word began to spread that the charges against him may have been unfounded.
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