PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti ? A document obtained by The Associated Press reveals that Haiti's new president is seeking to restore his country's disbanded army.
The document is a proposal by President Michel Martelly's government to hire and train 3,500 soldiers over the next three years.
The troops would eventually replace 12,000 U.N. peacekeepers in Haiti. The document says a new army would provide opportunities for young Haitians.
Martelly said during his campaign that he favored creating a new armed force to replace the military that was disbanded in 1995 after years of abuses and coups. Parliament would have to approve the plan.
The AP obtained a copy Tuesday.
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