Titid

The downtrodden of Haiti, which is nearly everyone, called him "Titid" and revered him; the military and the economic elite reviled him as an unstable radical.

Giving "The Devil" His Due 2001

The downtrodden of Haiti, which is nearly everyone, called him "Titid" and revered him; the military and the economic elite reviled him as an unstable radical.

Giving "The Devil" His Due 2001

Haiti's recent history sees that these characters represent Aristide, also known as "Titid," and his wife Mildred Trouillot Aristide.

Pacific Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times - Progressive opinion, dissident news 2010

Fanmi Lavalas promises to keep up the intensity of these demonstrations until "Titid" returns to Haiti.

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Fanmi Lavalas promises to keep up the intensity of these demonstrations until "Titid" returns to Haiti.

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Expressing their hope for change, they describe having had "to manage for many years without Titid [Aristide], without Mildred [his wife and colleague] ... we need them now so that together we can look for solutions."

Women of Haiti welcome Aristide | Letters 2011

Everybody referred to the president affectionately as "Titid."

Printing: Will USAID, Right Wing Think Tanks & Private Interests Create Aftershocks in Haiti? 2010

"Titid For Life," read one, referring to the exiled former president Father Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whose Finme Lavalas party, which has branches in New York and Miami, and claims the allegiance of about 90 percent of Haiti's voting public, was conspicuously kept off the ballot after two different sets of names were registered with Haiti's provisional electoral counsel CEP.

Emily Schmall: Haiti Elections: Despite Spectre Of Violence, Citizens Are Eager To Vote (PHOTOS) Emily Schmall 2010

"Titid For Life," read one, referring to the exiled former president Father Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whose Finme Lavalas party, which has branches in New York and Miami, and claims the allegiance of about 90 percent of Haiti's voting public, was conspicuously kept off the ballot after two different sets of names were registered with Haiti's provisional electoral counsel CEP.

Emily Schmall: Haiti Elections: Despite Spectre Of Violence, Citizens Are Eager To Vote (PHOTOS) Emily Schmall 2010

Everybody referred to the president affectionately as "Titid."

Will USAID, Right Wing Think Tanks & Private Interests Create Aftershocks in Haiti? 2010