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Arrests, rebel comments in Cap Haitien, reax in Port au Prince

(24 Feb 2004) Cap Haitien 1. Burnt out car outside airport 2. Various houses destroyed by rebels 3. Various residents looting house 4. Man carrying ceiling fan 5. Residents carrying goods after looting 6. Empty airport terminal 7. Empty customs office 8. Wide shot of looted police station 9. Interior of burnt down police station 10. Wide of police station 11. Mid shot of rebel commander Louis Jodel Chamblain 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Louis Jodel Chamblain, rebel leader: "We have given them liberty." 13. Pan of home with fire in front yard 14. Fire in hallway of home 15. Armed rebels riding on top of car 16. Rebel leaders meeting 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Guy Philippe, rebel rebel: "I don''''''''t know, we have to see, when we should liberate? (pause) first here (referring to finish first in Cap Haitien) But I think it could be Port-au-Prince or Saint Marc (next to be invaded)." 18. Rebels patrolling and residents taking goods away after looting 19. Rebels walking through car park filled with looting debris 20. Various of rebels detaining Lavalas party members 21. Lavalas members detained behind a gate 22. Cargo container after looting 23. Close-up of Lavalas member''''''''s arms tied behind his back 24. Various of Red cross personnel loading van 25. SOUNDBITE (English) Pedro Isely, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): "The Red Cross, the Haitian Red Cross was working yesterday and today specially transporting wounded to a blood bank which is working in support of the hospital." 26. Rebels guarding Red Cross plane Port-au-Prince 27. Wide shot of press conference 28. SOUNDBITE (French) Andy Apaid, Haitian opposition leader, Group of 184: "We therefore think that the sooner the international community realises that there will be no democracy and there will be a worsening of the situation of violence as long as Mr Aristide is in power." 29. Wide of opposition press conference STORYLINE: Rebel forces in Haiti have left a trail of destruction in Cap Haitien, where residents have taken to looting burnt-out buildings. The local airport terminal and police station have been abandoned, but for the Red Cross which is transporting wounded people to a blood bank. Opposition leader Andy Apaid is calling for urgent international help as rebel leaders continue to patrol the streets. Apaid warned that the situation in Haiti would deteriorate as long as Aristide was in power. United States officials say Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide may have miscalculated when he chose not to aggressively pursue a peace deal with his opponents two weeks ago. Since then forces opposed to Aristide have steadily strengthened their position and now have less incentive to negotiate than they did earlier this month, officials said. US officials were awaiting word from opposition groups on a peace proposal set out on Saturday by the US and European, Latin American and Caribbean countries. Aristide accepted the proposal. But opposition leaders said no agreement was possible without the President''''''''s resignation. In Port-au-Prince, opposition leaders promised a final answer by Tuesday. The proposal presented on Saturday would build on a plan that was drawn up by the 15-nation Caribbean Community at the end of January. The US administration is showing growing concern over the situation in the troubled country. On Saturday, the State Department ordered the departure of nonessential embassy personnel and of family members. 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...