(Jiashen 10th day), February 29, 2004, Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide into exile announced his resignation as president. the


Jean-Bertrand Aristide Reference 2004 on February 29, 2010, in the face of domestic opposition and pressure, Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide announced his resignation the presidency and left Haiti to the Dominican exile again. Haitian Supreme Court President Boniface Alexandre said he has begun to exercise the functions and powers of head of state. Haiti's political crisis is caused due to domestic opposition asked Aristide to step down. The Haitian opposition armed rebellion since February 5, gradually mastered control over most cities in Haiti, and the siege of the capital, Port-au-Prince, was completed in the 26th. The armed conflict, resulting in 80 deaths. On February 29, the UN Security Council authorized the deployment of a temporary multinational force led by the United States in Haiti, to help restore peace and stability of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince and other areas.
Jean-Bertrand Aristide was born in southern Haiti on July 15, 1953 Sal Trudeau, in 1982, he was appointed Archbishop of Port-au-Prince, San Jose District. 1985 began to engage in political activities. He sympathized with the poor and the needy, and by the support of the people of Haiti in the lower. 1990 to participate in the presidential campaign, and nearly 70 percent of the vote in the first round of elections was elected. But he came to power eight months after a military coup launched by Lieutenant General Cedras overthrow from exile. In July 1993, he reached an agreement with the Haitian military leaders, scheduled for October 30 of the same year, returning reinstatement, but the military did not comply with the agreement. In October 1994, the United States launched a military invasion, support for Aristide to return to continue to serve as president. Haiti constitutional provisions allowed for re-election, in February 1996, Aristide presidential scepter to his friend Ren�� Pr��val. In November 2000, Aristide won the presidential election, and again in February 2001 as Haitian president. February 29, 2004, announced his resignation as president into exile.