editorial

Before the World Cup Begins, Let’s Think About the Future

Before the World Cup Begins, Let’s Think About the Future

In 1974, after the three defeats suffered by the first Haitian team to participate in a FIFA World Cup, and after a record of two goals scored and fourteen conceded, the political and sporting authorities of the time reacted very poorly to the disappointing results.

Football, Green Energy, and Books: Good News for Haiti

Football, Green Energy, and Books: Good News for Haiti

The stadium of Inter Miami experienced its international debut on Friday, June 5, 2026, during the match between Haiti and Peru.

The Woman on the Motorcycle and the Longing for a Normal Country

The Woman on the Motorcycle and the Longing for a Normal Country

It is 4:30 p.

The Haitian National Police Returns to Village de Dieu

The Haitian National Police Returns to Village de Dieu

The names of the police officers killed on March 12, 2021, in Village de Dieu were Standley Eugène, Ariel Poulard, Georges Renoit, Alexis Georges Vivender, and Désilus Wislet.

Haiti–United States Relations: The Images, the Words, and the Facts

Haiti–United States Relations: The Images, the Words, and the Facts

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Security Restoration Requires Ideas as Well

Security Restoration Requires Ideas as Well

When Prime Minister Didier Fils-Aimé took control of the executive branch on February 7, everything was clear in his mind.

Specialized Judicial Divisions Inaugurated — Should We Celebrate?

Specialized Judicial Divisions Inaugurated — Should We Celebrate?

The Fils-Aimé administration made its specialized judicial units project a reality this Wednesday.

Is Real Progress Being Made Toward Resolving the Crisis?

Is Real Progress Being Made Toward Resolving the Crisis?

The Fils-Aimé government has just completed another week at the helm of the country without a clear outlook for the days ahead.

The Greater South, Just Like the North, Needs Significant Attention

The Greater South, Just Like the North, Needs Significant Attention

The Great North, particularly amid the crisis affecting Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas, is receiving a certain level of attention from the government.

Time Passes, but Nothing Happens

Time Passes, but Nothing Happens

May 18, Flag Day, was celebrated enthusiastically in many parts of the country and throughout the diaspora.

Haiti Unveils Its 26 Grenadiers

Haiti Unveils Its 26 Grenadiers

The die is cast.

Gessica Généus Unveils Her New Film Marie Madeleine

Gessica Généus Unveils Her New Film Marie Madeleine

Like with Freda in 2021, the standing ovation for Gessica Généus’s new film lasted for several long minutes.