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Justine Mckee

30 July, 19:14

Who was Jean-Bertrand Aristide?

a. He was from El Salvador and worked for human rights.

c. He fought for jobs, schools, and health services in Mexico City.

b. He was president of Haiti and forced into exile.

d. He was a reform-minded nationalist from Nicaragua.

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