A protester yells anti-government slogans in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, June 9, 2019. Protesters denouncing corruption paralyzed much of the capital…
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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, Latest News, Special Reports
Questions remain unanswered about American mercenaries detained in Haiti. New evidence points to American-owned company Preble-rish
Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from a report by Haiti: Relief and Reconstruction Watch , written by Jake Johnston. Click here for the full report…
Haiti, Latest News, Protests
Haitian Protesters Plan to Return to Streets Sunday
Life in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, and its suburbs slowly began to return to normal Saturday after days of demonstrations against…
Warped Lens
Is Haiti Ungovernable?
The opposition parties exists only in name and they are plentiful. But we don’t hear much about their plans and their vision for the country, even during elections. The attitude is “give me the power and I will show you.” That is warped logic and it has gotten us anything but warped reality.
Haiti, Latest News, Op-eds, 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, Special Reports
Drug Traffickers Exploit Haiti While Amassing $10 Billion Under U.S. Scrutiny
Haiti officials and elites have been making headlines for years when it comes to drug trafficking, but what happens when…
Latest News, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
Plaintiff Speaks Out on Wire Transfer Fraud Lawsuit Involving Former Haitian Officials
When Odlion Celestin, 43, sends money to his family in Haiti from his residence in Miami, he always believed that the $1.50 wire transfer fee enacted by former President Michel Martelly in 2011 would help pay for his family’s education.
Haiti, Latest News, New York, Only In The Haitian Times
Former Haitian Officials Accused of Wire Transfer Fraud
Lawsuit alleges Haitian government and wire transfer companies like Western Union, Unitransfer and CAM defrauded the Haitian Diaspora out of millions of dollars through $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti
Warped Lens
Diaspora Should Protest Grift in Haiti by Withholding Remittances
4th Annual NAAHP Conference. Photo Credit: Vania Andre By Garry Pierre-Pierre Many of those demanding for justice fail to realize…