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Bill Keating: “I think ultimately, the power does rest, when I listen to you, Ms. Douyon, in the people of Haiti to decide to come…”

On the recordDecember 9, 2019
I think ultimately, the power does rest, when I listen to you, Ms. Douyon, in the people of Haiti to decide to come together.
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Bill Keating
Democratic · Massachusetts

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Keating emphasizes the importance of Haitian people's agency in their political process.

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