The Fils-Aimé government has just completed another week at the helm of the country without a clear outlook for the days ahead.
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.
May 18, Flag Day, was celebrated enthusiastically in many parts of the country and throughout the diaspora.
The die is cast.
Like with Freda in 2021, the standing ovation for Gessica Généus’s new film lasted for several long minutes.
Alongside the deaths, injuries, and material damage, the deadly conflict between rival gangs in the northern part of Port-au-Prince has claimed another victim: the healthcare system.
On Saturday, May 9, 2026, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé was in Italy.
The American justice system delivered its verdict on Friday, May 8, 2026, in a trial held in Miami.
Three months ago, the country entered a new phase of its long post-Jovenel Moïse transition.
May is the month of the celebration of our bicolor flag, on May 18.
On Monday, May 4, 2026, the Haitian government announced an increase in the minimum wage for subcontracting workers.
Since the beginning of this long transition—if not before—there has been more than just an impression that the country is operating in a mode of unfulfilled promises.
