Thousands took to the streets on Sunday in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince, as well as Les Cayes in the south and…
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Haiti, Latest News
Thousands in Haiti renew protests, clash with police
Thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moïse clashed with police Thursday as some tried to storm barriers outside the…
Haiti, Latest News, Photo Gallery
Demonstrators Call for Resignation of Haiti President During Sunday Protest
Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Port-Au-prince Sunday, June 9, 2019, to demand the resignation of Haiti’s President…
Haiti, Latest News, Protests
Protesters burn tires, block roads in Haiti, at least 1 dead
A protester yells anti-government slogans in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, June 9, 2019. Protesters denouncing corruption paralyzed much of the capital…
Haiti, Opinion, Politics
OPINION – A Set of Potential Cabinet Ministers Inspiring Trust and Hope for the Future of Haiti
This article was contributed to and signed by Mr. Level Francois, Attorney-At-Law, Member of the Mirebalais Bar, Member of Confederated…
Haiti, Latest News
UN sets stage for end of peacekeeping in Haiti. A worried Dominican Republic objects
The United Nations Security Council on Friday renewed its justice-support peacekeeping mission in Haiti for a final six months, after…
Business, Haiti
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…
Travel, Warped Lens
‘Corrupt Politicians’ Put Haiti in a Dire Situation
It is time that the opposition understands that democracy is not to paralyze a country because you failed to win…
Haiti
U.S. Mercenaries Arrested In Haiti Were Part Of A Half-Baked Scheme To Move $80 Million For Embattled President
MOST OF THE Americans arrived in Port-au-Prince from the U.S. by private jet early on the morning of February 16. They’d…
Haiti, Special Reports
US Officials Silent about American Mercenaries Released to their Custody Despite Hints of their Involvement
Since the return of the detained contractors, the US government has made no public remarks about the case. On Friday, Feb. 22, the State Department held an informal telephone briefing for members of Congress and staff interested in the case. In response to questions about details concerning the Americans or what the group was doing in Haiti, the official on the call apparently provided no specifics. But those questions are unlikely to stop.