editorial

Moving Forward, Yes — But in What Direction?

Moving Forward, Yes — But in What Direction?

The Minister of Commerce and Industry has announced a series of measures to control the entry of new and second-hand vehicles into Haiti—pèpè cars.

Ten Million at Risk in Haiti, Two Million Struggling Abroad — No Reaction from the CPT

Ten Million at Risk in Haiti, Two Million Struggling Abroad — No Reaction from the CPT

The axe has fallen.

What Comes Next After the June 24 Council of Ministers Meeting?

What Comes Next After the June 24 Council of Ministers Meeting?

The Council of Ministers held on June 24 is perceived as a noteworthy event by public opinion, given how our highest state authorities had grown unaccustomed to meeting to seek solutions to the people’s problems.

One Year Ago, the First Kenyans Arrived in Haiti

One Year Ago, the First Kenyans Arrived in Haiti

On June 25, 2024, the first contingent of Kenyan police officers landed in Port-au-Prince.

They Settled Their Differences to Avoid Losing It All

They Settled Their Differences to Avoid Losing It All

The members of the Transitional Presidential Council were on the verge of causing the collapse of the fragile structure holding them together.

Listening to Fritz Alphonse Jean

Listening to Fritz Alphonse Jean

President Fritz Alphonse Jean, coordinator of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) until August 7, granted an interview to five journalists on Friday, June 20, 2025.

CARICOM Reengages with Haiti amid a Series of Strategic Talks

CARICOM Reengages with Haiti amid a Series of Strategic Talks

The CARICOM Eminent Persons, from the well-known “Caribbean Community” (CARICOM), are back to try to bring Haitian leaders back to the negotiating table at a time when it is becoming increasingly clear that security issues are not being properly addressed, that governance is at a standstill, and that the transition period is heading toward its end on February 7, 2026, without credible or viable proposals for constitutional reform, without any arrangements for a referendum—let alone for elections.

A Heartfelt Tribute to Professor Gérard Dorcély

A Heartfelt Tribute to Professor Gérard Dorcély

Former students of INAGHEI paid tribute to Professor Gérard Dorcély, their former dean, in early June 2025 in Florida.

An Autopsy of the CPT by Frinel Joseph

An Autopsy of the CPT by Frinel Joseph

For the past ten days, ever since Le Nouvelliste published an interview with the acting president of the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT), Fritz Alphonse Jean, followed by another with council member Smith Augustin, there has been no more doubt: all is not well within the body entrusted with steering the nation's course.

Hold On to Your Book!

Hold On to Your Book!

Livres en folie is back for its 31st edition.