4:3 Ex-dictator "Baby Doc" in surprise return from exile, reax

(17 Jan 2011) SHOTLIST
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Port-au-Prince - 16 January 2011
1. Mid of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier greeted by supporters at the airport
2. Close-up of Duvalier waiting for crowd to let him through
3. Close-up of Duvalier pushing through crowd
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4. Pan of Duvalier supporters cheering and pushing against fence
5. Close-up of man holding up photos, pan right to supporters calling Duvalier's name
6. Duvalier's supporters cheering and clapping
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Port-au-Prince - 16 January 2011
7. Various of UN peacekeepers and supporters of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier at Port-au-Prince airport
8. Mid of UN convoy passing by
9. Various of Duvalier supporters singing and chanting
10. Various of supporters outside Karibe Hotel
11. SOUNDBITE (French) Veronique Roy, long-time companion of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier:
"Very good. Very emotional. A lot of emotion. Nothing was planned. We wanted to keep things as simple as possible."
(Q: "Is he going to stay here? What does he want to do?")
"Nothing is decided. It's just we want to keep it simple."
(Q: "Did Preval give him a passport?")
"He has had a diplomatic passport for some time."
12. High-angle shot of Roy making her way through crowd
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13. Wide of Karibe Hotel where Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier went after leaving airport ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++
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14. Various of Duvalier greeting supporters from stairs ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++
15. Wide of Duvalier surrounded by media
16. Various of Duvalier inside hotel greeting and hugging people ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++
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17. SOUNDBITE: (French) Dr Henri-Robert Sterlin, Duvalier friend and supporter:
"Mr Duvalier is not in the political running from what I know. Mr Duvalier is rejoining his family, rejoining his society and rejoining the Haitian people. And he is welcome in his country, because 25 years of exile is no small thing."
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18. Various of Duvalier sitting at table, speaking on mobile phone
19. Various of Duvalier surrounded by friends and supporters inside hotel
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20. SOUNDBITE (Creole) Wilber Jean Charles, Vox pop:
"Since he left the city, we never had another good president. There are always problems, so I think he is welcome."
21.SOUNDBITE (Creole) Dorlus Josue, Vox pop:
"If Duvalier came back after 25 years and the population received him liked this its because we don't have people (referring to politicians) in this country. If the international community brought him back it is because they saw he is the person who can govern this country."
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FILE: Haiti - 11 September 1988
22. Mid of Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier and wife at reception++MUTE++
23. Tracking shot of convoy of 'Baby Doc' Duvalier and wife leaving country
24. Close-up of jubilant crowds
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FILE: Port-au-Prince - 1 August 1987
25. Various of dead people at Port-au-Prince market
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FILE: Port-au-Prince - 22 June 1988
26. Zoom out from tanks in grounds of Presidential Palace
STORYLINE
Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, a once feared and reviled dictator who was ousted in a popular uprising nearly 25 years ago, made a surprise return to Haiti as the country wrestles with a political crisis, cholera outbreak and the stalled reconstruction from last year's devastating earthquake.
He planned to hold a news conference on Monday.

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