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“Clinton urges solution to Haiti ‘kidnap’ case”

February 7th, 2010 | Posted in Haiti, United States | Author: Editor

“Former US President Bill Clinton urged the US and Haitian governments to resolve the case of 10 American missionaries accused of trying to take children illegally out of quake-hit Haiti.  Clinton, named by the United Nations to coordinate relief efforts for survivors of the devastating January 12 quake, made the appeal during a visit to the shattered Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, his second since last month’s disaster”

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