PHOTO: Jean-Claude Duvalier holding his baby son Nicolas-Francois Duvalier days after his birth
Here is a rare photo of ex Haitian president for life Jean-Claude Duvalier holding his newborn son Nicolas-Francois Duvalier.
This photo was released by Nicolas-Francois himself four years after the death of his father
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