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A man rides through a street littered with election ballots near a polling station after it was destroyed Monday by demonstrators in Grande Riu Du Nord village, Haiti. The country wrapped up an election Sunday in discord. Runoffs are expected for the presidential and nearly all senatorial and parliamentary races.

    U.N. urges calm following Haiti election

    The United Nations on Monday counseled against violence after Haiti's electoral council refused demands by almost all of the major presidential candidates to throw out Sunday's election results because of fraud allegations as many voters were turned away from the polls.


  • Campaigning in cholera complicates Haiti election

    The campaign rally is charging down the street, drums beating, hot-pink signs waving. People mob the candidate, trying to grab a piece of his hand or touch his bald head, his smile a half-moon shining in the dusty afternoon light.


  • Presidential candidate and singer Michel "Sweet Micky" Martely  gestures during a campaign rally in Croix-Des-Bouquets, Haiti, Friday, Nov 12, 2010. Less that two weeks to go before the election, a rapidly spreading cholera outbreak is infecting even the presidential campaign.(AP Photo/Dieu Nalio Chery)

    Haiti candidates add cholera to list of problems

    The campaign rally is charging down the street, drums beating, hot-pink signs waving. People mob the candidate, trying to grab a piece of his hand or touch his bald head, his smile a half-moon shining in the dusty afternoon light.


  • FILE - This May 20, 2008 file photo shows Wyclef Jean speaking during a news conference in New York. The former head of Haiti's Chamber of Deputies says singer Wyclef Jean is about to announce his candidacy for president of a nation struggling to recover from the Jan. 12 earthquake, Aug. 3, 2010. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, file)

    Wyclef Jean expected to run for Haiti president

    Singer Wyclef Jean plans to run for president of earthquake-ravaged Haiti and will announce his candidacy in the coming days, a former parliament leader and the entertainer's brother said Tuesday.


  • **FILE** Hugo Chavez

    Chavez threatens to halt sale of oil to U.S.

    President Hugo Chavez threatened on Sunday to halt oil sales to the United States if Venezuela faces any military attack by its U.S.-allied neighbor Colombia.


  • **FILE** Hugo Chavez

    Venezuela breaks ties with Colombia over rebels

    President Hugo Chavez severed Venezuela's diplomatic relations with Colombia on Thursday over claims he harbors guerrillas, and he warned that his neighbor's leader could attempt to provoke a war.


  • Letters to the Editor

    Democrats and vote fraud Bruce Tinsley's Mallard Fillmore cartoon on Wednesday (Culture, et cetera) about a Washington State woman who registered her dog to vote — the Associated Press story indicates that she actually voted three times in his name — illustrates a very important issue as we approach the 2008 national elections. That issue is election fraud and the different approach to it of the two major parties.


  • Letters to the Editor

    Democrats and vote fraud Bruce Tinsley's Mallard Fillmore cartoon on Wednesday (Culture, et cetera) about a Washington State woman who registered her dog to vote — the Associated Press story indicates that she actually voted three times in his name — illustrates a very important issue as we approach the 2008 national elections. That issue is election fraud and the different approach to it of the two major parties.


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