A true story of violence and power in Haiti - The Boston Globe: "In 2004, Haiti's president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and his Lavalas political party were under siege from anti-government rebels. Citizens were protesting in the streets. To help stave off insurgency, Aristide recruited armed gangs, which became known as the Chimères, from Port-au-Prince's Cité Soleil neighborhood, a vast slum the United Nations had called 'the most dangerous place on earth.'"
nationnews.com : "Reports said two rival gangs clashed near Weisers Beach Bar leaving one man, who was termed an innocent bystander, injured."
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