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Haiti earthquake: As Obama meets Préval, US quietly pulls out of Haiti

Published: March 10, 2010Posted in: Earthquake, Haiti, Headlines, obama

As President Obama meets with Haitian President René Préval in Washington, Haitians worry that the US reduction of troops (from 20,000 after the Jan. 12 Haiti earthquake to 9,000 now) may cause instability.

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