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40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
Haiti and Dominican Republic Resume Talks, Airspace to Reopen in May

Haiti and Dominican Republic Resume Talks, Airspace to Reopen in May

Gathered at CODEVI on Friday, April 17, 2026, Haitian and Dominican diplomatic authorities relaunched bilateral dialogue and agreed on the reopening of airspace between the two countries starting May 1.

Haiti and Taiwan Strengthen a Forward-Looking Partnership

Haiti and Taiwan Strengthen a Forward-Looking Partnership

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship (MAEC) and the Embassy of Taiwan in Haiti organized, on Friday, April 17, 2026, at the Karibe Hotel, a cocktail reception to celebrate 70 years of relations between the two countries.

The Minimum Wage: A Misguided Debate

The Minimum Wage: A Misguided Debate

Since May 2025, the report of the Superior Wage Council has been sitting on the executive’s desk without any decree being issued to define its scope.

Relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic Thaw

Relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic Thaw

Frozen since September 2023, following the decision by actors of Haitian civil society to dig a canal to capture part of the water from the Massacre River, relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic were to deteriorate completely in March 2024 when Dominican authorities refused landing to a plane carrying the then Haitian Prime Minister, Ariel Henry.

Ouanaminthe Struggles with Ongoing Sanitation Issues and Local Authority Failures

Ouanaminthe Struggles with Ongoing Sanitation Issues and Local Authority Failures

The commune of Ouanaminthe, like several major urban centers in the country, is sinking into a worrying situation marked by a clear abandonment by state and local authorities.

Slow Return to Activity in Lower Delmas amid Ongoing Fragility

Slow Return to Activity in Lower Delmas amid Ongoing Fragility

Several small and medium-sized businesses are beginning to reopen in the lower Delmas area.

OCNH Report Exposes New Weaknesses in Haiti’s Civil Registry System

OCNH Report Exposes New Weaknesses in Haiti’s Civil Registry System

A new report by the Organisation des Citoyens pour une Nouvelle Haïti (OCNH) highlights new shortcomings in Haiti’s civil registry system, whose poor functioning is depriving thousands of citizens of their fundamental rights.

Haiti Secures CONCACAF Qualification with 1–1 Draw Against Dominican Republic

Haiti Secures CONCACAF Qualification with 1–1 Draw Against Dominican Republic

After their 1–1 draw against the Dominican Republic on Friday, April 17, 2026, at Roger Zami Stadium in Guadeloupe, Haiti has qualified for the Concacaf Championship.

Fort Jacques, a Historic Site Open to All… Without Real Oversight

Fort Jacques, a Historic Site Open to All… Without Real Oversight

Perched in the heights of Pétion-Ville, Fort Jacques can be visited without much constraint. This is evidenced by an on-site visit conducted on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.

Alegria Choir Delivers Memorable Performance with “Esther”

Alegria Choir Delivers Memorable Performance with “Esther”

On the occasion of the Easter celebration, the Alegria choir of the Collège Immaculée Conception of Gonaïves offered the public a new theatrical performance entitled “Esther: The Choice of a Woman, Deliverance of a People.

A Step Forward for TPS-Haiti on a Still Long Road

A Step Forward for TPS-Haiti on a Still Long Road

The vote of April 16, 2026, in the United States House of Representatives on a bill aimed at extending the benefits of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than three hundred and fifty thousand Haitian nationals is a significant step, but not enough to change the fate of our compatriots.

Fils-Aimé Set for Key Visits to Washington and the UN

Fils-Aimé Set for Key Visits to Washington and the UN

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé is expected in Washington and New York in the coming days.

Commission Appointed to Lead Immigration and Emigration Directorate

Commission Appointed to Lead Immigration and Emigration Directorate

A three-member commission has been officially installed at the head of the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration (DIE), following the scandal involving the issuance of “genuine-fake” passports to foreigners, during which the institution’s former director, Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon, as well as nine other officials, were arrested and then released.

Fils-Aimé Reiterates Government Support for the CEP Ahead of 2026 Elections

Fils-Aimé Reiterates Government Support for the CEP Ahead of 2026 Elections

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé paid an official visit to the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) on Tuesday, December 30, as part of the momentum to prepare for the elections scheduled for 2026.

Maulik Radia: “Effective Border Management Makes It Possible to Address Several Key Challenges”

Maulik Radia: “Effective Border Management Makes It Possible to Address Several Key Challenges”

The president of the Association des industries d’Haïti (ADIH), Maulik Radia, interviewed by Le Nouvelliste, discussed the key challenges of effective border management. He responds to Le Nouvelliste’s questions in a context marked by a contract project approved by the government with a consortium of international firms to help strengthen security at the country’s borders and enhance the capacity of customs to collect revenues and combat smuggling, and on the eve of an agreement between the government and employers’ associations, including the ADIH, on facilitating processes that support national production, with a particular focus on customs operations.

PNH Presses On in Port-au-Prince, Leaving Bandits Dead and Weapons Seized

PNH Presses On in Port-au-Prince, Leaving Bandits Dead and Weapons Seized

The police reported that six bandits were killed, 18 twelve-gauge shotguns, three AR-15 assault rifles, one .

Ricardo Seitenfus: “For Once, the U.S. Position on Haiti Is Direct and Clear”

Ricardo Seitenfus: “For Once, the U.S. Position on Haiti Is Direct and Clear”

Brazilian professor Ricardo Seitenfus spoke about the current situation while visiting Le Nouvelliste to promote his book “Écrits à contre-courant au fil du temps,” which he will be signing this Saturday, January 31, 2026, at the La Pléiade bookstore.

Trump Intends to “Dictate” Venezuela’s Decisions Until Further Notice

Trump Intends to “Dictate” Venezuela’s Decisions Until Further Notice

United States intend, “until further notice,” to dictate the decisions of Venezuela’s authorities, in particular by keeping control over the marketing of Venezuelan oil for an “indefinite” period, the Trump administration announced on Wednesday.

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