editorial

The Effective Use of Communication

In recent times, Haitian authorities have been communicating relentlessly—about everything and, above all, about anything—particularly on social media.

A Country’s Failure to Vaccinate Its Children

Haiti is helplessly witnessing the continued deterioration of the living conditions of its population.

Fils-Aimé Has a Few Months to Act After His Major Tour

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé spoke on April 23, 2026, before the United Nations Security Council.

A Heavy Burden to Bear

In this edition of Le Nouvelliste, the floor is given to Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé and to the Minister of Planning and External Cooperation, Sandra Paulémon.

Powder and Blood

There have been clashes in several parts of the country since the past weekend.

Relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic Thaw

Frozen since September 2023, following the decision by actors of Haitian civil society to dig a canal to capture part of the water from the Massacre River, relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic were to deteriorate completely in March 2024 when Dominican authorities refused landing to a plane carrying the then Haitian Prime Minister, Ariel Henry.

A Step Forward for TPS-Haiti on a Still Long Road

The vote of April 16, 2026, in the United States House of Representatives on a bill aimed at extending the benefits of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than three hundred and fifty thousand Haitian nationals is a significant step, but not enough to change the fate of our compatriots.

The Power of Networks

In the past, each person’s network consisted of their family circle, their group of friends, their business or work relationships.

Casualties Reported Across North, Northwest, and Southeast Regions

There has been something like an accumulation of bad news in Haiti in recent days.

The Milot Tragedy and Our Comfortable Little Lies

“Once you die, you're wron,” goes a proverb from our home.

Rebuilding Infrastructure Alone Will Not Be Enough

After the neighborhoods of lower Delmas and downtown Port-au-Prince, the country is beginning to grasp the extent of the damage caused by gangs on Avenue Christophe and its surroundings.

The Long Road to Elections in Haiti and Its Detours

Since the entry into force of the 1987 Constitution, every time the country has had to organize elections, obstacles have arisen along the way.