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In Haiti, lieutenant general Prosper Avril leads a coup d'tat against a transitional military government installed after Jean-Claude Duvalier's 1986 overthrow. The coup follows a week of violence. In Miami, Haitian exiles denounce Avril. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

INTV W/ HAITIAN OPPOSITION LEADER LOUIS DEJOIE ON THE ABORTED HAITIAN ELECTIONS. 00:19:30:00 Mcu of Dejoie. 00:20:10:00 He says the Duvalierists, followers of former Haitian presidents Francois and Jean Claude Duvalier do not want to give up power to a democratic government. 00:21:45:00 He calls on the government to resign. 00:23:02:00 He says the Tontons Macoute and the government are responsible for the violence that disrupted the elections. CI: PERSONALITIES: DEJOIE, LOUIS. PERSONALITIES: DUVALIER, FRANCOIS (ABOUT). PERSONALITIES: DUVALIER, JEAN CLAUDE (ABOUT). POLITICS: ELECTIONS, HAITI (ABOUT).

ASSISTANT SECRETARY JOHN SHATTUCK BRIEFS REPORTERS ON A REPORT ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN HAITI.

00:00:02:02 NDS. ESTAB SHOTS OF THE VSN HEADQUARTERS. GV'S OF A DISC JOCKEY WORKING AT RADIO SOLEIL, A RADIO STATION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. HE ALSO READS SOME LETTERS OVER THE AIR. INTV/W HAITI'S PAPAL NUNCIO. IN ENGLISH, HE URGES ALL HAITIANS TO COMMIT NO VIOLENCE AND CAUSE NO DESTRUCTION IN THE WAKE OF PRESIDENT JEAN CLAUDE DUVALIER'S DEPARTURE. A DEAD TONTON MACOUTE IS REMOVED FROM A TRUCK AND CARRIED INTO A BUILDING. ONE ONLOOKER CRIES. AN AMBULANCE ARRIVES AND ITS DOOR OPEN, REVEALING TWO MORE DEAD TONTONS MACOUTES. CI: PERSONALITIES: DUVALIER, JEAN CLAUDE (ABOUT).

A GROUP SAYS PEOPLE IN HAITI ARE HOLDING THE US RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAILURE OF ELECTIONS IN THE CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRY.

AP-APTN-1830: +Haiti Duvalier 2 Tuesday, 18 January 2011 STORY:+Haiti Duvalier 2- WRAP Former dictator removed from hotel by police ADDS more LENGTH: 02:30 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 672370 DATELINE: Port-au-Prince - 18 Jan 2011 LENGTH: 02:30 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST (FIRST RUN 1730 NEWS UPDATE - 18 JANUARY 2011) 1. Jean-Claude Duvalier, waving to crowd from stairwell, accompanied by his longtime companion Veronique Roy and surrounded by officials and police 2. Security outside the hotel, police and UN peacekeepers trying to keep supporters away 3. Duvalier, Roy and officials and police in stairwell 4. Security and media outside hotel 5. Duvalier surrounded by people going down exterior stairs +++NEW (FIRST RUN 1830 NAMERICA PRIME NEWS - 18 JANUARY 2011) 6. Various of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier descending the stairs of his hotel escorted by police (shot from inside the hotel) 7. Haitian police and journalists in the lobby 8. Duvalier and his longtime companion Veronique Roy surrounded by bodyguards, Haitian police, aides and media 9. Various of Duvalier and Roy walking out of the hotel and onto the street 10. Armed police officers opening the way for Duvalier and Roy 11. They arrive at car STORYLINE Haitian police took ex-dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier out of his Port-au-Prince hotel on Tuesday without saying whether he was being detained for crimes committed under his brutal regime. A contingent of police led the former dictator, known as "Baby Doc", through the hotel and to a waiting vehicle. He was not wearing handcuffs. The 59-year-old former dictator was calm and did not say anything. Outside the hotel, he was jeered by some people and cheered by others. Dozens of Haitian National Police officers were posted inside and around the hotel, some of them in riot gear or guarding the stairwells. A police vehicle for transporting prisoners was parked in front of the hotel's main door and all non-police traffic was halted at the driveway. His removal from the hotel came after he met in private with senior Haitian judicial officials inside his hotel room, amid calls by human rights groups and others for his arrest. The country's top prosecutor and a judge were among those meeting the former leader in the upmarket hotel where he had been ensconced since his surprise return to Haiti on Sunday. Duvalier was forced into exile in 1986 in a mass uprising and had been living in exile in France. Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and others urged the Haitian government to arrest him for widespread abuses. He has also been accused of pilfering millions of dollars from public funds and spiriting them out of the country to Swiss banks, though he denies stealing from Haiti. Duvalier assumed power in 1971 at age 19 following the death of his father, Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier. The father and son presided over one of the darkest chapters in Haitian history, a period when thuggish government secret police force known as the Tonton Macoute tortured and killed opponents. The younger Duvalier still has some support in Haiti and millions are too young to remember life under his dictatorship. His abrupt return sent shock waves through the country, with some fearing that his presence would bring back the extreme polarisation and political violence of the past. Duvalier has not yet publicly commented on why he came back to Haiti. His return came as Haiti struggles to work through a dire political crisis following the problematic 28 November first-round presidential election, as well as a cholera epidemic and a troubled recovery from an earthquake. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 01-18-11 1412EST

STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING TOPICS INCLUDE:-US COMPANIES SHOULD NOT DO BUSINESS WITH NOREIGA REGIME-CONTINUING TROUBLES ON WEST BANK ARE CONCERN

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STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING TOPICS INCLUDE:-HAITI ELECTION PROCESS-REVISED IRAN TRAVEL WARNING-NEW JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER IN WORKS

05:09:24:05. BARS AND TONE. ABC NIGHT. VS OF DEPOSED HAITIAN DICTATOR JEAN CLAUDE DUVALIER AND HIS WIFE MICHELE GETTING OUT OF A CAR 05:24:40:19. DAY. VS OF A GROUP OF PARISIANS CHANTING "DUVALIER OUT OF FRANCE" 05:25:15:04. BARS. ABC CS. VO. VS OF A LARGE CROWD OF DEMONSTRATORS OPPOSED TO PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT FERDINAND MARCOS GATHERED OUTSIDE THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING IN MANILA 05:32:55:21. INT VS OF ASSEMBLYMEN TABULATING THE VOTE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 05:33:07:02. VS OF THE VOTES BEING TABULATED AT NAMFREL HEADQUARTERS 05:33:14:20. NAMFREL IS THE NATIONAL CITIZENS MOVEMENT FOR FREE ELECTIONS. BARS AND TONE. REFEED. MS OF US SENATOR RICHARD LUGAR (R-IND), WHO HEADS AN AMERICAN OBSERVER TEAM, ADDRESSING THE PRESS IN MANILA 05:34:24:29. HE SAYS THE PHILIPPINE ELECTION WAS NOT A CLEAN ONE. VS OF GOVERNMENT COMPUTER WORKERS WALKING OFF THEIR JOBS, CHARGING ELECTION FRAUD 05:34:41:00. MS OF PRESIDENT MARCOS SAYING THAT HE WOULD NOT LIKE TO RETURN TO POWER BY FRAUD, VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION 05:34:55:23. END CS. ABC CS. VO. VS OF HEAVY SECURITY OUTSIDE THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IN MANILA 05:43:19:09. REFEED. MS OF PHILIPPINE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CORAZON AQUINO ADDRESSING A CROWD PACKED INTO A CATHEDRAL 05:45:02:03. SHE CHARGES THE MARCOS GOVERNMENT WITH ELECTION FRAUD. MS OF JAIME CARDINAL SIN ADDRESSING THE CROWD 05:45:15:00. END CS. BARS AND TONE. CS. VO. VS OF BARRICADES GOING UP AT A BRIDGE WHICH SEPARATES WEST BERLIN FROM EAST GERMANY 05:48:25:13. THE BRIDGE WILL BE THE SITE OF A PRISONER EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE US AND USSR. POOR QUALITY FILM FOOTAGE OF SOVIET DISSIDENT ANATOLY SHCHARANSKY 05:48:53:25. SHCHARANSKY WILL BE PART OF THE PRISONER EXCHANGE. END CS. REFEED. SU JIM LAURIE. REFEED. CI: PERSONALITIES: AQUINO, CORAZON. PERSONALITIES: DUVALIER, JEAN CLAUDE. PERSONALITIES: DUVALIER, MICHELE. PERSONALITIES: LUGAR, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: MARCOS, FERDINAND. PERSONALITIES: SHCHARANSKY, ANATOLY. PERSONALITIES: SIN, JAIME CARDINAL.

AP-APTN-2230 Americas Prime News-Final Wednesday, 8 February 2012 Americas Prime News US Haiti 01:10 AP Clients Only 4:3 Sec of State Clinton meets Haitian PM Conile at State Department US Myanmar 00:57 AP Clients Only 4:3 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Burmese Civil Society leaders Venezuela Opposition 01:41 AP Clients Only Opposition leader Capriles heads into first opposition primary Chile Metro 00:58 No Access Chile 4:3 Metro derails and crashes into adjacent building Syria Tension 3 03:03 AP Clients Only Amateur video shows continued violence in Syria Maldives Tension 02:16 AP Clients Only Maldives ex-leaders' allies riot through streets ++Cuba Prisoners 02:16 AP Clients Only Lawyer for 5 men jailed for spying comments on possible prisoner deal UK Kate 00:46 No Access UK/Al Jazeera English/Bloomberg Duchess of Cambridge's first solo public engagement UK Capello 00:34 No Access UK/Al Jazeera English/Bloomberg Fabio Capello quits as England coach after Terry stripped of captaincy US China Art 02:21 AP Clients Only Preview of exhibition of photos of Liu Xia, wife of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo ++Haiti UN 01:26 AP Clients Only UN human rights expert comments on Duvalier case B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 2230 GMT. APEX 02-08-12 1756EST

STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING TOPICS INCLUDE:-US DEPLORES VIOLENCE IN BURMA-US DENIES NORIEGA STATEMENT OF INVITE FOR NEW TALKS

Haitis former dictator Jean Claude Baby Doc Duvalier wont receive a state funeral his lawyer says after public outrage that a man accused of corruption and mass killings could receive such an honor (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

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AP-APTN-2330 Americas Prime News-Final Thursday, 22 September 2011 Americas Prime News ++UN GA Turkey 03:23 AP Clients Only NEW 4:3 Erdogan addresses the UN General Assembly ++UN GA EU 02:22 AP Clients Only NEW +4:3 EU President Van Rompuy addresses the UN General Assembly US Iran Protest 02:45 AP Clients Only REPLAY Anti-Ahmadinejad protest outside UN UN GA Iran 03:20 AP Clients Only REPLAY 4:3 Walkouts as Ahmadinejad attacks Israel and the US in UN address ++NASA UARS 01:23 AP Clients Only NEW +4:3 NASA says UARS satellite expected to hit Earth on Friday ++Mexico Equinox 01:19 AP Clients Only NEW 4:3 Sunrise at ancient temple marks start of Autumn +Chile Students 2 01:26 No Access Chile/Internet WRAP 4:3 Protests as students pile pressure on govt over education reform ADDS more Haiti Duvalier 02:35 AP Clients Only REPLAY Baby Doc supporters disrupt release of Amnesty report Peru Drugs 01:36 AP Clients Only REPLAY Authorities destroy six tonnes of cocaine Yemen Violence 03:01 AP Clients Only REPLAY 4:3 Video purports to show explosions, gunfire during anti-govt demos B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 2330 GMT. (Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-09-22-11 1959EDT

STATE DEPARTMENT DAILY BRIEFING TOPICS INCLUDE:-SOVIET TROOPS IN AFGHANISTAN-NABLIS CONFRONTATION-NORIEGA ARREST ORDERS IN PANAMA