The woman who would be Haiti's next president, TIME (2010) —
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The woman who would be Haiti's next president, TIME (2010)

This article presents one of the presidential hopefuls in Haiti, Mirlande Manigat. Ms Manigat, Sorbonne Ph.D. and former first lady, emerged as the clear front-runner in the electoral race (30%), while her closest opponent is President René Préval's hand-picked candidate, engineer Jude Celestin (22%). Experts believe that no candidate will win the 50% of the vote necessary to win the first round, so there will probably be a second round (January 16).

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