Politics

Haiti’s Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe Resigns
Haiti, News Out of Haiti, Politics

Haiti’s Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe Resigns

(Reuters) – Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, succumbing to domestic and international pressure, announced his resignation on Sunday in a…

OP-ED: Time To Rise To The Occasion
Opinion, Politics

OP-ED: Time To Rise To The Occasion

By Concerned Haitians Living Abroad (CHLA)

Concerned Haitians Living Abroad (CHLA) has followed the political situation in Haiti tentatively since 2010-11. Post that historical election, most of us understood the tremendous challenges that were in front of our government given the magnitude of the January 12, 2010 massive earthquake that changed Haiti forever. Thus, rebuilding the country with a weak political infrastructure was no easy task.

Members of Haitian Diaspora Write Open Letter To Haiti Government
News, Politics

Members of Haitian Diaspora Write Open Letter To Haiti Government

By Vania Andre

Members of the Haitian Diaspora wrote an open letter to the Haitian government, where they urged for a transparent and effective electoral process. The letter, which was published on the Haitian Caribbean News Network (HCNN) on Tuesday, called for Haitian leaders to “rethink the intransigent positions that they have held” and contemplate the type of Haiti they want, putting forth “workable alternatives to the pattern of confrontation” that has characterized the country’s recent political turmoil.

News, Politics

Millions of Undocumented Immigrants Offered Legal Status

By Vania Andre

In the strongest move on immigration policy of his presidency, President Barack Obama announced plans Thursday night to significantly increase deportation relief for roughly 4.4 million undocumented immigrants living the United States. The executive order will protect parents and those who came to the U.S. as children from being deported to their native countries.

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