"Journal" by Adeline Chancy: a work of testimonials from the Duvalier dictatorship

Launched on Saturday, October 10th, at the La Pléiade bookstore in Pétion-Ville, the book Journal by Adeline Magloire Chancy gives voice to a generation marked by dictatorship and exile.

Commémoration

150 years ago, Jean Price-Mars was born, a literary and scientific monument

Born on October 15, 1876, in Grande-Rivière-du-Nord, Jean Price-Mars was a doctor, ethnologist, anthropologist, diplomat, senator, and minister. In this first article, a look back at a very eventful life.

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The Haitian Festival Kont Anba Tonèl: a bridge between ages

Death

Merline Jean has left us... The literary world mourns a precious soul!

7th Art / Kesler Bien-Aimé

Héritage en partage receives the Kamite d'Or at the RECICO in Cotonou

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An evening of emotion and reflection with "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind"

From a family facing poverty, William seeks a solution to the crisis threatening their livelihoods. A look at this feature film.

Danthor Academy-Culturelle trains a dozen women in cultural management

Held on October 10 and 11 in Delmas 75, this training focused on cultural management tools, project management, and responsibilities during crises.

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"Double Citizen" Awarded in the Caribbean, Heading to DOC NYC

Closing of Gèrye Jwa's Poetry Workshop

The « Grand Rendez-vous EGL » of Gouttes-Lettres Publishing Honors Dr. Sterlin Ulysse

Gastronomy

Eleven restaurants, eleven ways to reinvent the taco with Tacos Week-End

In Haiti, 1,400 copies of "That Was It or Die" sold, according to C3 Éditions

Available since September 11 in Haiti, Thélyson Orélien's book has recorded 1,400 sales over two consecutive periods, according to Fred Brutus who highlights mobilization in favor of the author.