Widespread extrajudicial killings and other crimes against humanity have been all but wiped from Haiti’s historical memory. Will the son…
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Haiti, Protests
Haiti’s president mum as fear paralyses capital
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AFP) — Sporadic gunfire echoed through the deserted streets of Port-au-Prince yesterday as the Government remained silent in…
Haiti
Routine blackouts in Haiti symbolize a loss of political power for its citizens
Haiti’s public utility company just announced it’s reducing output again. The move comes after a series of blackouts throughout the…
Haiti, Latest News, Opinion
Haiti and the collapse of a political and economic system
You can draw a pretty straight line from the last electoral process to the current unrest in Haiti. Building for months, and frankly years, the country has now been shut down for five days as tensions – and violence – increase, threatening President Jovenel Moise’s mandate.
Haiti, Latest News, Protests
Haiti business leaders ask president to break gridlock after another day of violence
As “Operation lock down Haiti” marked its fifth day Monday, the country’s leading business chambers called on Haitian President Jovenel Moïse to come to the negotiating table in order to end violent demonstrations that have left at least eight people dead, a dozen injured and businesses pillaged and burned.
Haiti, Latest News
Accident involving UN armored vehicle kills four in Haiti
A traffic accident involving a United Nations armored vehicle killed four people and injured nine in Port-au-Prince on Saturday, according…
Haiti, Protests
Haiti protests demanding Moise exit enter fourth day
Hundreds of protesters turned out in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince Sunday for a fourth day of demonstrations demanding the resignation…
Arts & Culture, Haiti, Video
Not Much of Haiti Left in Port-au-Prince Antique Shop
Jocelyne Hider talks about her life-long passion for antiques and why so few of the treasures she’s found are from Haiti.
Haiti, Protests
It’s been 33 years since Haiti welcomed democracy. How did it mark the day? Protests.
Thirty-three years after Haitian President-for-Life Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier fled into exile, ending his family’s 28-year dictatorship and ushering in Haiti’s democratic…
Haiti, Latest News, PetroCaribe, Protests
Protesters Take to Haiti’s Streets Once Again, A Timeline
Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Port-au-Prince on Feb. 7 to condemn corruption in the government and to call for the resignation of President Jovenel Moise.