The tradition at Le Nouvelliste, for decades, has been to dedicate the edition before December 24 to the newspaper’s Christmas and New Year’s greetings.
As Christmas approaches, the Port-au-Prince International Airport is not expecting any commercial flights.
On paper and through social media communications, one can observe an increase in actions and decisions taken by the Haitian executive branch.
At the rate things are going, and given the weak response from the security forces, more than one person is wondering if Haiti’s capital will be completely overwhelmed by gang violence in the coming weeks and months.
The Bernard Mevs Hospital, a center for care and training, has been attacked, vandalized, and set on fire in recent days.
Following the massacres at Wharf Jérémie and Petite Rivière de l’Artibonite by gangs, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé was compelled to break his silence.
At the end of the Second World War and with the organization of the World's Fair in Port-au-Prince under the government of President Dumarsais Estimé, the first tourists began to visit Haiti.
The press reported on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, the perpetration of another massacre by a gang.
Today, December 10, is International Human Rights Day, and it marks the 7th anniversary of the death of Manno Charlemagne.
This Friday, a statement from the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission was necessary to refute claims that Kenyan police officers had resigned due to delays in the payment of their allowances.
