Klerycy porwani na Haiti - AFP
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TO GO WITH STORY BY Amelie BARON: Having feared execution at hands of captors, Haiti kidnap victims blame government.
Father Michel Briand poses for a photo at the Society of the Priests at St. Jacques on the the premises of the Fleur Ducheine in Port-au-Prince on May 8, 2021. - Living in squalid conditions, fearing execution and being constantly shuffled to new locations, two members of the Catholic clergy who were among a group of 10 captured in Haiti told AFP they believed their bodies would be burned or dumped into a mass grave. But Agnes Bordeau, an 80-year-old nun, said she does not blame her captors for the ordeal. She faults Haiti's public authorities. (Photo by Valerie Baeriswyl / AFP)
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