aristide was ousted twice by military coups.e anniversary of the first brought thousands of those people out -- the anniversary of the first brought thousands of people out into the streets. they believe aristide would be much better for their country. >> thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of port-au-prince on monday, picking september 30 two marks the anniversary of the coup. many protesters are unhappy with how the current leader is running the government. >> the protest is to tell parliament to take responsibility. >> martelli has been dogged by allegations of -- firing tear gas at demonstrators after they veered off their approved route. support for aristide lend credence to the idea that he may try to return to the political arena. even if the constitution bars him from running for president in 2016, because he has already held that post twice, aristide could enter legislative elections, theoretically to be held later this year. >> this is president martelly. look at the proactive attitude, the way it af

the uncontestestar performer was aristide bruant. fused the slang and experience of the poor into songs of bitterness, and rage. "the lyrics of filth" fumed one critic-- but audiences loved him. it was unrequited love. beginning in 1881, bruant began a career of insulting the rich and singing his outrage at the broken lives of the poor in a montmartre cabaret called le chat noir-- the black cat. ♪ (narrator) the owner, rodolphe salis, created a shrewd mix of anti-establishment politics and avant-garde culture that sought and found a clientele of artists, writers and intellectuals. the cabaret was the center of their activity. they began publishing, illustrating books, exhibiting their work, and establishing montmartre as the center of the world artistically. everybody who came to paris had to stop by and visit the cabaret chat noir and to encounter these artists who literally and figuratively looked down on the rest of establishment france. (narrator) the chat noir was an enormous success-- and a source of inspiration for artists. a

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-backed ouster of them president aristide, haiti's first democratically elected leader. the current president is facing pressure to call long-delayed senate and municipal elections. a pair of hunger striking canadians jailed in egypt for over a month without charge spoken out for the first time about their ordeal. john grayson, a toronto filmmaker, and tarek loubani, a doctor, were arrested in cairo on august 16. they were slated to visit gaza were grayson was to film tarek loubani as e train emergency room doctors. in a statement smuggled out of their prison cell, grayson and tarek loubani said they were arrested after rushing to the scene of a mass shooting by state forces of supporters of ousted president morsi. grayson says he began filming the shootings aftermath while loubani treated some of the injured. they said they were then -- "arrested, searched, caged, question, interrogated, videotaped with the syrian terrorist, slapped, beam, ridiculed, hotbox, refused phone calls, stripped, shaved bald, -- accused of a being foreign mercenaries." a british university is p