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Senator John Kerry, the man who, after Super Tuesday, is all but certain to become the Democrats' candidate for US president is as dedicated as any Republican to the American empire. John Pilger reports.

The 15-nation Caribbean Community refused to contribute troops to the peace-keeping force in Haiti and has called for an investigation into President Aristide's removal from power conducted by the United Nations or other similar international body. South Africa offers Mr Aristide asylum if requested. The Haitian consul general in New York argues that Mr Aristide is still the country's legitimate president. Andrew Gumbel reports.

Conn Hallinan examines the coup in Haiti in the context of US "liberal interventionism."

Greg Guma, author of "Uneasy Empire: Repression, Globalization, and What We Can Do", discusses how Haiti President Aristide's removal is part of a larger regional destabilization campaign of the US government.

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Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman discusses the situation in Haiti with Congressional Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) and Randall Robinson, former director of TransAfrica. Waters and Robinson report that President Aristide denies that he had resigned. "He did not resign....He was abducted by the United States in the commission of a coup," reports Randall Robinson.

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