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Oh, CEP!

Oh, CEP!

Police Carry Out Search at the Residence of Port-au-Prince Mayor Ralph Youri Chevry

Police Carry Out Search at the Residence of Port-au-Prince Mayor Ralph Youri Chevry

When Our Institutions Are Confronted with Their Limits

When Our Institutions Are Confronted with Their Limits

Judges Remain on Strike After Four Weeks to Demand Implementation of the 2007 Law

Judges Remain on Strike After Four Weeks to Demand Implementation of the 2007 Law

Cap-Haïtien Marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Cap-Haïtien Marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Civil Registry Reform: The ONI Is Relying on the NINU

Civil Registry Reform: The ONI Is Relying on the NINU

General Assembly Opens on Women in Politics and Electoral Violence

General Assembly Opens on Women in Politics and Electoral Violence

Civil Registry Reform: The ONI Is Relying on the NINU

Civil Registry Reform: The ONI Is Relying on the NINU

The National Identification Office (ONI) has highlighted the major improvements that the Unique National Identification Number (NINU) is expected to bring to Haiti’s civil registry system.

Camille Occius Warns of a Deepening Civil Registry Crisis in Haiti

Camille Occius Warns of a Deepening Civil Registry Crisis in Haiti

The Executive Director of OCNH, attorney Camille Occius, takes stock of the situation of millions of people living mainly in remote areas who are deprived of any civil status documents.

Cap-Haïtien Marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Cap-Haïtien Marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

As part of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, officially observed on December 3, the Movement for the Integration and Empowerment of Women with Disabilities (MIEFH) made a strong impression by organizing, last Tuesday, a series of unifying activities.

When Our Institutions Are Confronted with Their Limits

When Our Institutions Are Confronted with Their Limits

What are our institutions for? This question takes on its full meaning in the current context, where Haitian institutions are struggling to play their role.

General Assembly Opens on Women in Politics and Electoral Violence

General Assembly Opens on Women in Politics and Electoral Violence

The Ministry for the Status of Women and Women’s Rights (MCFDF) officially launched, this Friday at the La Cretonne Hotel in Les Cayes, the General Assembly on “women’s political participation and electoral violence,” under the evocative theme: “There is no democracy or elections without women, zero violence.

Police Carry Out Search at the Residence of Port-au-Prince Mayor Ralph Youri Chevry

Police Carry Out Search at the Residence of Port-au-Prince Mayor Ralph Youri Chevry

Police and judicial authorities carried out a search on Wednesday, December 12, in Canapé-Vert, at a residence belonging to the president of the municipal commission of Port-au-Prince, Ralph Youri Chevry.

Judges Remain on Strike After Four Weeks to Demand Implementation of the 2007 Law

Judges Remain on Strike After Four Weeks to Demand Implementation of the 2007 Law

Standing magistrates have been on strike since November 17 to demand the enforcement of the law of November 27, 2007, which provides them with the same privileges as sitting magistrates.

Oh, CEP!

Oh, CEP!

What if we talked about “elections”?

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov enriched science through his research on conditioned reflexes.

From Fiscal Fee to Tax Obligation: The Weight of Words in the 2025 Electoral Decree

From Fiscal Fee to Tax Obligation: The Weight of Words in the 2025 Electoral Decree

Legal language is never neutral.

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  • Haiti’s Embassy in Washington Celebrates the Grenadiers

  • Haiti Commemorates Anti-Corruption Day with a Strong Appeal for Integrity

  • Interference Accusation: Wooster Issues a Response Without Naming Fritz Alphonse Jean

  • Former PM Jouthe Warns Against the Potential Threat of BSAP Expansion

  • Compas: A Beautiful Invention Made for Dancing Close

MINUSTAH Had the Information, but the State Never Received the Data

MINUSTAH Had the Information, but the State Never Received the Data

We Must Take Security Challenges More Seriously

We Must Take Security Challenges More Seriously

FRG Mobilization: Haiti Receives Significant Troop Commitments and Pledges Financial Support

FRG Mobilization: Haiti Receives Significant Troop Commitments and Pledges Financial Support

National Security Strategy: After Monroe, the Trump Doctrine

National Security Strategy: After Monroe, the Trump Doctrine

The Forbidden Cities: Neither Lenin nor Mao

The Forbidden Cities: Neither Lenin nor Mao

Port-au-Prince Between Plato and Machiavelli

Port-au-Prince Between Plato and Machiavelli

Laurent Saint-Cyr Travels to Washington

Laurent Saint-Cyr Travels to Washington

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

Despite Insecurity, Hinche Marks the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Despite Insecurity, Hinche Marks the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

MINUSTAH Had the Information, but the State Never Received the Data

MINUSTAH Had the Information, but the State Never Received the Data

When the Blue Helmets left Haiti on October 15, 2017, they took away far more than containers, vehicles, and uniforms.

National Security Strategy: After Monroe, the Trump Doctrine

National Security Strategy: After Monroe, the Trump Doctrine

The U.

FRG Mobilization: Haiti Receives Significant Troop Commitments and Pledges Financial Support

FRG Mobilization: Haiti Receives Significant Troop Commitments and Pledges Financial Support

At the meeting to establish the Gang Suppression Force, held on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at the Canadian Mission to the United Nations, several countries announced new contributions to strengthen the international security mission in Haiti, Le Nouvelliste learned from a government source on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

We Must Take Security Challenges More Seriously

We Must Take Security Challenges More Seriously

In this edition, Le Nouvelliste is publishing articles devoted to security.

The Forbidden Cities: Neither Lenin nor Mao

The Forbidden Cities: Neither Lenin nor Mao

Not just anyone can enter a City, and those who do not enter it understand nothing about the City.

Port-au-Prince Between Plato and Machiavelli

Port-au-Prince Between Plato and Machiavelli

Yes indeed! It is precisely that—Plato and Machiavelli as perceptive observers capable of giving us the keys that fully open this city before our eyes in 2007.

Laurent Saint-Cyr Travels to Washington

Laurent Saint-Cyr Travels to Washington

The President of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), Laurent Saint-Cyr, began a two-day official mission to Washington, D.

Emmelie Prophète Traces the Journey of Compas from Port-au-Prince to UNESCO

Emmelie Prophète Traces the Journey of Compas from Port-au-Prince to UNESCO

Compas officially enters UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Emmelie Prophète reflects on the process that led to this recognition.

Compas Designated as Intangible Cultural Heritage

Compas Designated as Intangible Cultural Heritage

Haitian compas is officially inscribed on the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Emmelie Prophète Traces the Journey of Compas from Port-au-Prince to UNESCO

Emmelie Prophète Traces the Journey of Compas from Port-au-Prince to UNESCO

Dominique Dupuy Describes Compas as a Timeless “Vehicle of Love”

Dominique Dupuy Describes Compas as a Timeless “Vehicle of Love”

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

ULCC Hands Over Five Investigation Reports, Targeting a Minister, a DG, and Former Officials

ULCC Hands Over Five Investigation Reports, Targeting a Minister, a DG, and Former Officials

Interference Accusation: Wooster Issues a Response Without Naming Fritz Alphonse Jean

Interference Accusation: Wooster Issues a Response Without Naming Fritz Alphonse Jean

Haiti Commemorates Anti-Corruption Day with a Strong Appeal for Integrity

Haiti Commemorates Anti-Corruption Day with a Strong Appeal for Integrity

Former PM Jouthe Warns Against the Potential Threat of BSAP Expansion

Former PM Jouthe Warns Against the Potential Threat of BSAP Expansion

Catholic Bishops: Haiti Requires Leaders Who Can Resist Corruption and Easy Money

Catholic Bishops: Haiti Requires Leaders Who Can Resist Corruption and Easy Money

ULCC Calls for Legal Action Over Irregular Subsidies Issued by the FNE

ULCC Calls for Legal Action Over Irregular Subsidies Issued by the FNE

Dominique Dupuy Describes Compas as a Timeless “Vehicle of Love”

Dominique Dupuy Describes Compas as a Timeless “Vehicle of Love”

Haitian compas officially enters the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Compas: A Beautiful Invention Made for Dancing Close

Compas: A Beautiful Invention Made for Dancing Close

One of the most beautiful definitions of the rhythm invented by Nemours Jean-Baptiste is the following: “Compas is the harmony of two bodies.

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

Compas, Haiti’s Popular Music and Pride, Recognized by UNESCO

From the bars of Port-au-Prince to the most remote Haitian villages, and throughout the global diaspora, people listen to and dance the compas.

Reynold Guerrier: “ONI Will Provide Every Child with an Identity”

Reynold Guerrier: “ONI Will Provide Every Child with an Identity”

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Despite Insecurity, Hinche Marks the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Despite Insecurity, Hinche Marks the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Despite a deteriorating security climate and palpable tension in the region, the Catholic faithful of the city of Hinche gathered this Friday, December 8, at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral to commemorate the Feast of the Virgin, one of the most important celebrations of the liturgical calendar.

FAA allows American carriers to begin service to Cap-Haïtien

FAA allows American carriers to begin service to Cap-Haïtien

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) revised its restrictions on U.

BINUH Tallies Over 1,200 Fatalities in Three Months of Haiti’s Violence Crisis

BINUH Tallies Over 1,200 Fatalities in Three Months of Haiti’s Violence Crisis

"During the third quarter of 2024 (July to September), data collected by the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) recorded 1,223 deaths and 522 injuries resulting from gang violence and efforts to counter these gangs.

Taiwan to Continue Supporting Haiti’s Security Restoration, says Ambassador Cheng-hao Hu

Taiwan to Continue Supporting Haiti’s Security Restoration, says Ambassador Cheng-hao Hu

The new Ambassador of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to Port-au-Prince, Cheng-hao Hu, granted an interview to Le Nouvelliste on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, following a working lunch with the director of Le Nouvelliste, Max Chauvet, and the editor-in-chief, Frantz Duval.

Insecurity: Patients Executed and Doctor Murdered

Insecurity: Patients Executed and Doctor Murdered

This week began with a surge in insecurity in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. Flights to Haiti were canceled, several patients were executed aboard an MSF ambulance, and the tragic death of Dr. Deborah Pierre, a urologist, occurred on Rue Cameau.

Former PM Jouthe Warns Against the Potential Threat of BSAP Expansion

Former PM Jouthe Warns Against the Potential Threat of BSAP Expansion

ULCC Accuses ISPAN Director of Abuse of Office and Illegal Procurement Practices

ULCC Accuses ISPAN Director of Abuse of Office and Illegal Procurement Practices

ULCC Hands Over Five Investigation Reports, Targeting a Minister, a DG, and Former Officials

ULCC Hands Over Five Investigation Reports, Targeting a Minister, a DG, and Former Officials

Joseph Jouthe Claims His Instructions Were Leaked to Gang Leaders

Joseph Jouthe Claims His Instructions Were Leaked to Gang Leaders

Ambassador Delatour: Haiti to Request President Trump’s Approval for Fan Participation at the World Cup

Ambassador Delatour: Haiti to Request President Trump’s Approval for Fan Participation at the World Cup

Focus on Mobilizing Resources for the Anti-Gang Task Force

Focus on Mobilizing Resources for the Anti-Gang Task Force

230 Kenyan Police Officers Have Arrived

230 Kenyan Police Officers Have Arrived

The Many Faces of Suffering: The Dual Struggle of Displaced Women

The Many Faces of Suffering: The Dual Struggle of Displaced Women

Da Vinci College: Four Administrators Arrested in the Stephora Joseph Case

Da Vinci College: Four Administrators Arrested in the Stephora Joseph Case

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