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Photo Story: Haitian capital paralyzed by protests

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epaselect epa07849729 A woman looks at a barricade on fire during protests on a street of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 17 September 2019. Port-au-Prince and several provincial capitals of Haiti lived Tuesday the second consecutive day of protests against fuel shortages, a series of demonstrations in which there has already been registered one death. EPA-EFE/Jean Marc Herve Abelard

A woman looks at a barricade on fire during protests on a street of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Port-au-Prince and several provincial capitals of Haiti this week have seen protests against fuel shortages, a series of demonstrations in which there has already been registered one death.

 

PhotoEPA-EFE/Jean Marc Herve Abelard

Haitian capital remains paralyzed on its second day of protests

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