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      "id": 103577,
      "date": "2004-03-05",
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      "title": "Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti: 2004",
      "summary": "Since armed rebels seized control of Haiti\u2019s fourth largest city, Gonaives, on February\n5, 2004, and\nprotests calling for President Aristide\u2019s resignation culminated in his departure on February\n29, there\nhas been increasing concern about a looming humanitarian crisis. With events on the ground\nconstantly shifting and an increasing lack of security, assessments of the humanitarian situation\nremain fluid and subject to change. This report covers recent developments and the humanitarian\nresponse to the crisis by the United States and other international actors. It will be updated as events\nwarrant. For further information, see  CRS Report RL32294 ,  Haiti: Developments and U.S.\nPolicy\nSince 1991 and Current Congressional Concerns , by Maureen Taft-Morales.",
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