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The End of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti

The UN Security Council voted unanimously this April to end the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti by October. Yet many of the problems that afflicted Haiti remain and, in fact, have been codified into practice.

Michael Deibert

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