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A security detail protects President Michel Martelly (center) as he visits model homes in Port-au-Prince. Haitians are now griping that Mr. Martelly hasn't brought much change during his three months in office. Many young people who supported him are now having second thoughts. (Associated Press)

Anger grows in Haiti as new leader stumbles

By Trenton Daniel - Associated Press

Government-backed candidate out of Haiti election

By Jonathan M. Katz - Associated Press

Police officers take ex-dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier out of his hotel in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Tuesday Jan. 18, 2011. Haitian police took Mr. Duvalier, who abruptly returned to Haiti on Sunday, out of his hotel to a waiting SUV without saying whether he was being detained for crimes committed under his brutal regime. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

Haiti moves toward corruption trial for Duvalier

By Jonathan M. Katz - Associated Press

Supporters of Mr. Duvalier wait outside the terminal of the Toussaint Louverture international airport, after listening to radio reports of his return to Port-au-Prince. "I'm not here for politics," Mr. Duvalier told Radio Caraibes. "I'm here for the reconstruction of Haiti." (Associated Press)

‘Baby Doc’ causes stir with return

By Jacob Kushner - Associated Press

FILE - In this Jan. 17, 2010 file photo, people walk down a street amid earthquake rubble in Port-au-Prince, haiti. In 2010 crisis has piled upon crisis in Haiti. More than 230,000 are believed to have died in the quake, and more than a million remain homeless. A cholera epidemic broke out in the fall, and in its midst a dysfunctional election was held, its results still unclear.(AP Photo/Gregory Bull, File)

Haiti suffers year of crisis with nobody in charge

By JONATHAN M. KATZ - Associated Press

FILE - In this Jan. 17, 2010 file photo, people walk down a street amid earthquake rubble in Port-au-Prince, haiti. In 2010 crisis has piled upon crisis in Haiti. More than 230,000 are believed to have died in the quake, and more than a million remain homeless. A cholera epidemic broke out in the fall, and in its midst a dysfunctional election was held, its results still unclear.(AP Photo/Gregory Bull, File)

Haiti suffers year of crisis with nobody in charge

By JONATHAN M. KATZ - Associated Press

A man sits outside the earthquake-damaged National Palace one day after general elections in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which ended in turmoil. Results are not expected until Dec. 7.

U.N. urges calm following Haiti election

By Blake Schmidt - The Washington Times

Cholera riots shrink, small demo in Haiti capital

By JONATHAN M. KATZ - Associated Press

FILE - This May 20, 2008 file photo shows Wyclef Jean speaking during a news conference in New York. The former head of Haiti's Chamber of Deputies says singer Wyclef Jean is about to announce his candidacy for president of a nation struggling to recover from the Jan. 12 earthquake, Aug. 3, 2010. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, file)

Wyclef Jean expected to run for Haiti president

By Jonathan M. Katz - Associated Press

President Wyclef? Ex-Fugee mulling Haiti campaign

By JONATHAN M. KATZ - Associated Press

Recording artist Wylclef Jean, right, is interviewed by host Stuart Varney on the "Varney & Company" program on the Fox Business Network, in New York Friday, July 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

President Wyclef? Ex-Fugee mulling Haiti campaign

By JONATHAN M. KATZ - Associated Press