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Obama meets Preval, warns Haiti situation 'dire'
WASHINGTON, USA (AFP) -- US President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that the situation in Haiti following January's earthquake was still "dire" and warned that a second humanitarian disaster was possible. After talks with Haitian President Rene Preval at the White House, Obama said the
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