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President Duvalier). The
Tontons Macoutes murdered between 30,000 and 60,000 Haitians.
Luckner Cambronne led the
Tontons Macoute throughout the 1960s and the...
- Les
Boubou Macoutes was the po****r
nickname of
special inspectors who
investigated and
visited the
homes of
those suspected of
welfare fraud in the Canadian...
-
Johnny Jenkins Ton-Ton
Macoute, a
Haitian mythological phrase meaning "bogey man" (literally: "Uncle Bagman") "Tonton
Macoutes", a
track on Coup d'etat...
- and head of his
fearsome private militia, po****rly
known as the
Tonton Macoutes. Cambronne's
reign was
characterized by
extensive embezzlement: the use...
-
produce the drug for a fee of $1,000. Alan is
arrested again by the
Tonton Macoutes, and
tortured by
having a nail
driven through his ****, and then dumped...
- on 11
September 1988,
During the
attempt over one
hundred armed Tontons Macoute wearing red
armbands forced their way into St. Jean
Bosco as
Aristide began...
- (1931[citation needed]– 29
September 1991) was the
former leader of the
Tonton Macoutes and a
former minister in the
government of
Haitian dictator Jean-Claude...
- squad, the
Tonton Macoute (Haitian Creole:
Tonton Makout),
indiscriminately tortured or
killed Duvalier's opponents; the
Tonton Macoute was
thought to be...
- Ton-Ton
Macoute! is the 1970
debut solo
album of
American blues musician Johnny Jenkins.
Jenkins had
previously led The Pinetoppers, a band
which at one...
-
death in 2006, and was
replaced by
Roger Lafontant as
leader of the
Tonton Macoutes. Bokors,
featured in many
Haitian tales, are
often ****ociated with the...
