Haiti postpones presidential election in wake of fiery storm
After a devastating strike by Hurricane Matthew, Haiti has postponed the Presidential election which was formally scheduled for Sunday.
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A new date will be announced in the coming days. The results of the last election were annulled amid allegations of vote manipulation.
Previous president Michel Martelly left office in February without a successor.
Since then, Jocelerme Privert has served as interim president.
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Matthew strengthened into a hurricane last week and then briefly intensified into a category five storm at the weekend, becoming the strongest in the Atlantic since 2007.
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