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FAA Extends Suspension of U.S. Flights to Port-au-Prince

FAA Extends Suspension of U.S. Flights to Port-au-Prince

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Criminal Gangs Launch Fresh Attacks on Port-au-Prince Neighborhoods

Criminal Gangs Launch Fresh Attacks on Port-au-Prince Neighborhoods

Members of the criminal coalition "Viv Ansanm" launched a new offensive against the Carrefour Feuilles neighborhood and its surroundings on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.

226 Haitians Return from Turkey on Humanitarian Flight

226 Haitians Return from Turkey on Humanitarian Flight

Tuesday, March 11, 2025, a total of 226 Haitians arrived in the capital from Turkey.

UN Human Rights Expert Urges Nations to Refrain from Expelling Haitians

UN Human Rights Expert Urges Nations to Refrain from Expelling Haitians

A UN human rights expert on Haiti on Tuesday called on the United States and other countries to stop deporting Haitians to their gang-ravaged homeland, stating that a "safe" return could not be guaranteed.

Jean Salomon Horace’s Legacy Lives On, Carved in Stone

Jean Salomon Horace’s Legacy Lives On, Carved in Stone

On Tuesday, March 11, 2025, the Ministry of Culture and Communication (MCC) held the sixth edition of its weekly program, “Les Mardis de la Nation”, at the Haitian Copyright Office (BHDA) in Canapé-Vert. This event provided an opportunity for the Minister of Commerce and Industry, James Monazard, to discuss initiatives aimed at boosting entrepreneurship and protecting consumer rights.

18th Annual Port-au-Prince Jazz Festival Officially Launched

18th Annual Port-au-Prince Jazz Festival Officially Launched

The Haiti-Jazz Foundation launched on Tuesday, March 11 at the Karibe Convention Center Hotel the 18th edition of the Port-au-Prince International Jazz Festival, which will take place from March 20 to 22. Initially scheduled from January 15 to 19, 2025, this edition was postponed under constraint by the festival's organizing committee to a later date due to the resurgence of armed violence in Port-au-Prince.

Citizen Protector Jean Wilner Morin Takes Part in GANHRI’s 38th Conference

Citizen Protector Jean Wilner Morin Takes Part in GANHRI’s 38th Conference

Citizen Protector Jean Wilner Morin is in Geneva this week, his office informed Le Nouvelliste.

BRH Supports the Strengthening of Digital Skills

BRH Supports the Strengthening of Digital Skills

On Friday, January 24, 2025, a press conference was held at the Karibe Hotel, led by the Governor of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), Ronald Gabriel, to present to the public a new training program in the field of technology.

Albert Ramdin Becomes OAS Secretary-General, Calls for Continued Focus on Haiti

Albert Ramdin Becomes OAS Secretary-General, Calls for Continued Focus on Haiti

Haiti, through its Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Victor Harvel Jean-Baptiste, participated in the election of the new Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Albert Ramdin, on Monday, March 10, 2025, at the organization's headquarters in Washington. Mr. Ramdin, elected until 2030, succeeds Luis Almagro, who served two terms. Many countries brought up Haiti’s situation among the numerous challenges facing the region.

A shootout claims several lives in Drouet, Artibonite

A shootout claims several lives in Drouet, Artibonite

Several families from Artibonite suffered various acts of banditry on Friday, April 5, 2024, in the locality of Drouet, on the main road of Liancourt.

Port-au-Prince Population in Turmoil, International Community Engaged Elsewhere...

Port-au-Prince Population in Turmoil, International Community Engaged Elsewhere...

The UN has counted at least 6,500 violent deaths in Haiti in the last fifteen months. Gangs, allied with certain politicians and anarchists, are unleashing hellfire on the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince. The siege of the capital exacerbates food insecurity, affecting nearly 5 million people in the country, or one in two Haitians. The Haitian population, facing an apocalypse, is nobody's priority. New York, Washington, Brussels are preoccupied with other matters.

Royal Caribbean Cancels All Cruises to Labadee

Royal Caribbean Cancels All Cruises to Labadee

Royal Caribbean has canceled all its cruises to Labadee, a private beach located in northern Haiti, until further notice.

Haitian Kompa as Candidate for Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

Haitian Kompa as Candidate for Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

After the "soup joumou," Haiti now aims to inscribe compas on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Construction of a Second Irrigation Canal Begins in the Northeast

Construction of a Second Irrigation Canal Begins in the Northeast

At the initiative of the citizens of the locality of Malfety, in the second communal section of Bayaha, commune of Fort-Liberté, construction work has begun on an irrigation canal intended to irrigate approximately 7,000 hectares of land.

United States Sees No Justification for Delaying Kenya's Police Mission in Haiti

United States Sees No Justification for Delaying Kenya's Police Mission in Haiti

The United States played down on Tuesday the announcement by Kenya of the suspension of a multinational police mission in Haiti, stating that a transitional agreement would enable the establishment of a new government, as Nairobi desires.

Kenya's Mission to Haiti Not Expected in the Near Future

Kenya's Mission to Haiti Not Expected in the Near Future

The Kenya mission in Haiti is adding conditions to its deployment, but remains determined to assist in resolving Haiti's security crisis.

PNH Shoots Down Gang Leader and Two Accomplices

PNH Shoots Down Gang Leader and Two Accomplices

The powerful gang leader of Delmas 95, Ti Greg, who had recently escaped from the Port-au-Prince civil prison, along with two of his associates, were killed in a shootout with several units of the Haitian National Police on Thursday, March 21, 2024.

Dominique Dupuy Replaced by Smith Augustin on Presidential Transition Council

Dominique Dupuy Replaced by Smith Augustin on Presidential Transition Council

Following Dominique Dupuy's withdrawal from the transition council, the political coalition EDE-RED and Compromis historique designated Smith Augustin on Sunday, March 24, 2024, to serve on the Presidential Council.

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