UN head calls for armed intervention in Haiti
The secretary general of the United Nations called for an armed intervention in Haiti in light of the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the country.
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The secretary general of the United Nations called for an armed intervention in Haiti in light of the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the country.
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Cases who are likely to x exemplify our ideas of human democracy. >> this is part of what senator mccain said yesterday, you laid out your reasons why you have healthy skepticism about it. let's watch. >> people on the ground are asking us to help them. when you bring in air power, helicopters or aircraft, even if they are not act rat and start killing people, that does change the equation on the battle field. i don't want to have u.s. armed intervention. i want to make that very clear, into libya. >> but at the same time, senator mccain is concerned about leaving these people hanging. i was v...