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Raoul Cédras (born Jérémie, Haiti July 9, 1949) is a former Haitian military officer, and leader of the military junta from 1991 to 1994.
   Cédras was a Lieutenant General in the Haitian army, and came to power after a coup d'etat which ousted elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Some human rights groups criticized Cedras' rule, alleging that thousands of innocent people were massacred by the FAdH military and FRAPH paramilitary units. The United States called him a "warlord" and a "thug".
   Under the delegation of President Bill Clinton, the former President Jimmy Carter persuaded Cédras to relinquish his control in 1994, in order to avoid potential US invasion. (External Link) (External Link) The US reportedly gave Cédras over $1 million, and rented three properties from him, putting US personnel in them, presumably to protect them from being looted. (External Link) After leaving Haiti, Cédras went to Panama. (External Link) Aristide then returned to power in Haiti. General Cedras was sentenced to life in prison by a Haitian court, but serves in absentia (he currently lives in Panama). This was due to his role in a massacre. (External Link)

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