Haiti
‘We Keep Marching,’ Recalled Ambassador Says At His Farewell Party
The Haitian Ambassador to the United States bid his post goodbye at the embassy following seven years in the position, but told The Haitian Times he would still be heavily involved with supporting Haiti. Continue reading
Haiti’s Public Electricity Company Deprived of Gov Subsidies
Haitian government officials
Haiti: Legislators to Grill Justice Minister Over Foreigners’ Release
Deputy Jean-Robert Bossé and fourteen other deputies signed a correspondence asking the President of the chamber to call on the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Jean
“By Wednesday to Thursday, we will have a date set for the interpellation of the Minister. His judgment won’t be easy as he is already part of other scandals,” said Bossé,
Dr William Pape Speaks on a Possible Cure for AIDS
While it seems that a cure was found to treat HIV / AIDS with a transplant. In Haiti, one of the first Haitian scientists to work on this disease, Dr. William Pape, closely follows the news and hopes that Haiti can be updated with the new advances. “The bone marrow transplant is a cumbersome and expensive procedure, it’s still not accessible to us, but there is reasons to keep hope,” he says.
Dr. Pape says that in 10 years, there will be something to definitively deal with AIDS and wish at the appropriate time to contribute
Uruguay Calls on OAS to Prioritize Haiti Crisis
Uruguayan government officials say that the Organization of American States should focus its attention to the unraveling political crisis brewing in Haiti.
While Uruguayan