The police chief in Port-de-Paix, in the north-west, was poisoned in January after several million dollars of cash seized from the uncle of a prominent drug-smuggler went missing.
There was a time when its stretch of West 57th Street "evoked comparison to the elegant Rue de la Paix in Paris," in the words of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The conditions vary from a paved runway and a control tower in Jacmel on the southern coast, to a gravel runway in Port-de-Paix in the north, where a man manages air traffic without the aid of radio or radar.
Soon, performers such as Rudolph Nureyev and Eric Vu-An started coming to her workshop in Rue de la Paix, and in 1956, Brigitte Bardot – who trained as a ballerina – asked Rose Repetto to make her a shoe that was as delicate and easy to wear as a dance slipper but suitable for everyday life.
Though Cartier has 201 stores worldwide, it regards those on Fifth Avenue, New Bond Street in London and the Rue de la Paix in Paris as its "temples," Mr. Critchell said.
In 1940, when she was living as a newlywed in Vichy France, it could have been another American Bar, this one in the Hôtel du Louvre et de la Paix in Marseilles.
Shall we meet at midnight at the Café de la Paix in Geneva?'" Karina says she felt hypnotised.
The Palazzo Giuntini became the Grand Hotel Royal de la Paix in the 19th century and was soon the fashionable place to stay for those on the Grand Tour, with a procession of guests that included Queen Victoria.
Her three-year suspension from the sport of figure skating had just been announced, and the French judge Marie Reine Le Gougne checked out of the Hotel de La Paix in a bellicose mood, stepped into her car and drove away with dusk turning the sky a maudlin shade of pink over Lake Geneva.
No such holes were found in the scales of their brown brethren, says co-author Jean-Pol Vigneron, a physicist at the University Notre-Dame de la Paix in Namur, Belgium.
