Carnival continues to assert itself as one of the rare spaces where Haiti’s provincial cities can be seen, heard, and felt in all their diversity. In this month of February 2026, several communes pulsed to the rhythm of parades, street bands, DJs, and traditional groups, offering a vibrant panorama of carnival culture outside Port-au-Prince, which is 85% controlled by gangs.
In Fort-Liberté, host city of the Northeast regional carnival, the opening of the festivities was marked by strong involvement from the school com
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