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Port-au-Prince, Feb 29 (EFE).- Chaos reigned in the Haitian capital Sunday after President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's departure, with shootouts, the apparent executions of three people and looting in the downtown area.
EFE confirmed the deaths of three people, shot in the head execution-style as they traveled in a red vehicle near the home of Haitian Prime Minister Ivone Neptune.
The killings, the first to be confirmed after a morning of intense shooting throughout the city, came shortly before Boniface Alexandre, president of the country's Supreme Court, was named the new president of Haiti. The ceremony was held at Neptune's home and was attended by U.S. Ambassador to Haiti James Foley.
In the meantime, U.S. President George W. Bush confirmed that he had ordered 400-600 Marines sent to Haiti immediately as Washington's first contribution to a multinational force to reestablish "order and stability" in the country.
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