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In Haiti, the graves are not yet full |
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Yves Clement Jumelle, the grand son of Clement Jumelle, a serious presidential contender in the 1957 Haitian presidential election, whose casket a few years later was seized by dictator Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier's goons or Totons Macoutes as it was entering the now Sacre-Coeur earthquake destroyed church, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, was murdered along with his wife, Michelle Cesar Jumelle, in the early hours of June 27, in the front yard of their private residence in the Petionville's chic suburb of Thomassin 37. The victims were in their early forties. (Phto/AlerteHaiti) |
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