Article: Voodoo in Haiti -- 'Serving the spirits ...'.(Originated from Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

GONAIVES, Haiti _ ``Beyond mountains, more mountains ...''

The Creole proverb describes not only Haiti's geography but the plight of its people.

A new Haiti emerged after the U.S. military intervention restored President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power in 1990. Hope and jubilation abounded. The people who voted for Aristide expected the new Haiti _ a world marked by with democracy, freedom and food, according to Aristide _ would be there for them.

It has not been. In fact, for many Haitians, life today is harder than ever. Chaos, hardship and fear still permeate the country. Peasants and workers alike suffer economic stagnation, ...

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