Though Haitian president Jean Bertrand Aristide has agreed to share power with political opponents, protesters in Miami are still demanding that he step down.
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Aristide on Saturday agreed to appoint a new prime minister and hold fresh legislative elections, in addition to sharing power with his political opposition.
But the leader of a coalition of Haitian immigrant groups said Aristide has agreed to form a consensus government before.
"It's a joke," Samir Mourra said. "He's never honored one promise."
In Miami's Bayfront Park on Saturday, about 200 to 300 people rallied in protest -- far short of the 80,000 organizers had predicted would attend.
The protest was a coalition of Haitian, Venezuelan and Cuban groups that also demanded the ouster of Fidel Castro and President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.
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