By Bachir Bastien The number of Haitian students studying in Taiwan when I started my undergraduate studies was very limited…
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Absolute Haitian Opens Its First U.S. Machine Assembly Plant
South Carolina operations center to assemble and test larger presses and stock machines for faster delivery. In May, Absolute Haitian…
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New Initiative Looks to Drive Growth in Haiti’s Private Sector
USAID launches “Haiti INVEST” to open access to credit and capital for Haitian enterprises The U.S. government, through USAID, launched…
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Meets With Haitian Leaders
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Pledges Support for TPS and Trade between U.S., Haiti and Caribbean Basin
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Haiti undertaking reforms to boost investment
The Caribbean nation is open to investors, its president says Panama City: Haiti is undertaking a raft of reforms in…
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Tech-savvy politician looks to bring Haitian businesses into the 21st century
By Naeisha Rose In 2016 State Assemblyman Clyde Vanel won a five-way race to represent the 33rd Assembly district of…
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Taiwan temporarily suspends project to building electricity grid in Haiti
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan says plans to construct an electricity grid have been suspended for now due to…
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Facing cronyism and no work, young Haitians protest or flee
Port-au-Prince (AFP) – Whether using social media to fight corruption or marching in protests that have brought the country to…
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Redevelopment Plans in Elmont Highlight Quality of Life Concerns for Haitian communities in the Area
The mostly residential community where the project would be implemented sits on the border of Nassau County and Queens is home to approximately 3,500 people of Haitian descent, according to Data USA, which provides neighborhood statistics. However, according to Stringer and Grodenchik, it could also become home to traffic congestion for the Long Island neighborhood and the adjacent areas in Queens if the development is built.
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Supporting Women Entrepreneurs in Haiti, One Stitch at a Time
By Elizabeth Hazard When PeaceQuilts founder Jeanne Staples first traveled to Haiti 11 years ago, she had an inkling of…