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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Jan. 22
Haitians angry over denial of guest worker visas Immigrant rights group are upset over a decision by The Trump administration to bar people from Haiti from applying for guest worker visas. READ MORE U.S. immigrant naturalizations up 37 percent since 2005 The increase in naturalization rates was led by immigrants from India and Ecuador. Those…
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Dec. 7
In 1825, Haiti Gained Independence From France For $21 Billion — It’s Time For France To Pay It Back In 1825, barely two decades after winning its independence against all odds, Haiti was forced to begin paying enormous “reparations” to the French slaveholders it had overthrown. Those payments would have been a staggering burden for…
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 27
UN Will Accompany Haiti In Shaping A Sustainable Future, Deputy Mission Chief Says The United Nations will remain side by side with Haiti on the country’s path to sustainable development, the Organization’s senior official in the island nation has said. READ MORE Hundreds march in Pine Hills to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians Thousands…
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 26
Water, the daunting Dominican-Haiti environmental challenge Santo Domingo.- Dominican Environment minister Francisco Domínguez and Haiti counterpart Pierre Simón Georges on Wed. agreed on joint actions on bilateral cooperation and joint actions to meet the challenge of water consumption. READ MORE Haitian art convergence: the stories of Haiti told in unbridled color Beyond its bright colors…
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 25
Health authorities concerned about diphtheria in Haiti At least three people have died as the health authorities here worry about the return of diphtheria to Haiti due to lack of vaccination of children. READ MORE
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 24
Commentary: Haiti and NGO accountability In the last few weeks, stories about NGO operating in Haiti surfaced again. The new minister of planning and external cooperation (Aviol Fleurant) has taken steps to regulate the NGO industry and ordered some NGOs to cease operations. READ MORE After UN troubles, Haiti wary of new justice mission A…
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 23
Tens of thousands of Haitian, Central American immigrants could lose protected status A form of legal immigration status will expire soon for 300,000 Haitians and Central Americans residing legally in the United States, some for nearly two decades, but the Trump administration has given little indication it plans to renew the benefit. READ MORE
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup – Oct. 20
A New Chapter for the Disastrous United Nations Mission in Haiti? By Edwidge Danticat – The year the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (minustah) came to the country was a deadly one for my family. In February of 2004, Haiti’s first democratically elected President, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, was forced out of office for a second…