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Aristide opponents claim control of Gonaive

(20 Feb 2004) 1. Wide woman dancing 2. Medium shot people watching 3. Close up flyer announcing ceremony 4. Medium shot rebels on vehicle 5. Close up rebels on vehicle 6. Wide shot people marching 7. Close up march 8. Medium shot armed rebels 9. Close up rebel wrapped in US flag 10. Wide shot march 11. Medium shot march 12. Medium shot anti-Aristide placard 13. Wide shot march 14. Medium shot Butteur Metayer, Rebel leader entering vehicle 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Butteur Metayer, Rebel Leader: "1803, 1803 (End of Haitian revolution 200 years ago) - so now we are going to make, me and Winter, we are going to give Haiti a new freedom in 2004." 16. Wide Metayer arriving Gonaive Central square 17. Medium Metayer with Guy Phillipe 18. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Guy Phillipe, Rebel: "We are going to remove Aristide from the palace." 19. Wide people chanting 20. Wide rebels and crowd singing national anthem 21. Wide Metayer 22. Medium shot Metayer with rebel leaders cheering 23. Close up Metayer walking away STORYLINE: Haitian rebels in Gonaive declared their independence on Thursday, announcing a president for the central plateau region of Arbonite, which they say, is now independent of Haiti and the government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Butteur Metayer, who led an uprising in the town two weeks ago attended a large rally in the central square of Gonaive and declared himself president. Several thousand people marched through the streets of Gonaive just before the rally, brandishing guns, machetes and anti-Aristide placards. Metayer, flanked by Guy Phillipe, a former Port-Au-Prince Police Chief accused of plotting a coup attempt in 2002, said they would hold free elections once Aristide was out of office and promised to march on Port-Au-Prince "in the near future." It''''s unclear how much support the rebels have in the region, which is populated by more than 200,000 people. Observers say as many as 5,000 people attended the march through Gonaive and the following rally. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...