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opposition front led a march to the capital. Aristide supporters feared a coup attempt and gathered at the palace. The marchers did try to break through the palace barriers but were repulsed by teargas. This was also viewed in the US as repression of the right to protest in Haiti, and on
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think tank created by
Haitian-Americans to create a "more proactive and effective U.S. policy toward Haiti." It viewed Aristide's government as corrupt and ineffective. This view led to allegations that the HDP created G184, which have been refuted by the HDP director, James R. Morrell. It has also
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November 14 - Port-au-Prince - G184 led an anti-Aristide demonstration outside the national palace but were outnumbered by
Aristide supporters. Tear gas was used by Haitian police to disperse the groups, and two G184 members were arrested for weapons possession. The actions of the Haitian police
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worked with the ISC from 2001 to 2003 on a Human Rights and
Democracy project, and donated 773,000 Euros annually during that period. The EC donation was dispersed among ISC-designated "human rights groups" in Haiti. Of the 14 groups that received grants, 7 were members of G184.
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party. The name derives from the number of organizations in the group, and is frequently shortened to G184. It was formed specifically to oppose
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individuals and organizations in a variety of sectors, ranging from business and the economy to media and education, that was united in opposition to
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July 6 - Port-au-Prince - due to continued G184 pressure on the UN to increase its police actions, a raid is carried out on the neighborhood of
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January 16 - Port-au-Prince - G184 led a demonstration outside the UN headquarters, urging the UN to increase security measures in the capital.
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