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Miragoâne: Thousands Take to the Streets to Defend Commissioner Jean Ernest Muscadin

Miragoâne: Thousands Take to the Streets to Defend Commissioner Jean Ernest Muscadin

Thousands of people took to the streets on Monday, November 17, in Miragoâne to express their solidarity with government commissioner Jean Ernest Muscadin, who was named in a report by the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) accusing him of executing people with impunity.

Towards Rebuilding the State: Sociologist Michèle Oriol's Analysis

Towards Rebuilding the State: Sociologist Michèle Oriol's Analysis

For sociologist Michèle Oriol, who appeared on Magik 9 radio on November 17, 2025, rebuilding the state requires first and foremost a clear understanding of the internal dynamics of the territory.

Terminal Varreux Claims to Have Received Construction Authorization from APN

Terminal Varreux Claims to Have Received Construction Authorization from APN

The company Terminal Varreux SA has responded to an article published in Le Nouvelliste last weekend entitled “The port of Tevasa (Varreux) did not have a construction permit, according to the APN.

Marines Sent as Reinforcements to Secure the U.S. Embassy

Marines Sent as Reinforcements to Secure the U.S. Embassy

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Dominican Republic: Amnesty International Debunks Myth of Haitians “Overwhelming” Healthcare System

Dominican Republic: Amnesty International Debunks Myth of Haitians “Overwhelming” Healthcare System

A new report by Amnesty International, published on Monday, November 17, 2025, challenges one of the pillars of Dominican political discourse in recent years: the idea that Haitian migrants are overwhelming public hospitals in the Dominican Republic.

CEP Sets General Elections in Haiti for August 30, 2026

CEP Sets General Elections in Haiti for August 30, 2026

The first round of legislative and presidential elections is set for August 30, 2026, according to Le Nouvelliste, based on the electoral calendar submitted to the CPT on Friday evening.

Criminals Attack U.S. Marines and a PNH Helicopter

Criminals Attack U.S. Marines and a PNH Helicopter

Two incidents were reported in Port-au-Prince this week, confirming the seriousness of the security situation.

Haiti Faces Nicaragua on November 18 for a Spot in the World Cup

Haiti Faces Nicaragua on November 18 for a Spot in the World Cup

After beating Costa Rica, Haiti, tied for second place in its group with Honduras, is preparing for a historic match on November 18, 2025, against the Nicaraguan national team.

Seven Suspects Killed and Helicopter Destroyed in Croix-des-Bouquets Operation

Seven Suspects Killed and Helicopter Destroyed in Croix-des-Bouquets Operation

It was total panic on Friday, November 14, 2025, in the Cul-de-Sac plain.

Honoring the Top Students of the National State Exams

Honoring the Top Students of the National State Exams

The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) paid a vibrant tribute to the eight national laureates of the State exams for the 2024–2025 academic year.

APN Reveals Tevasa (Varreux) Port Was Built Without Authorization

APN Reveals Tevasa (Varreux) Port Was Built Without Authorization

A source within the National Port Authority (APN) reacted to the allegations that the Haitian State is not granting an operating license to the Varreux port.

Silent Diabetes: Thousands Affected in Haiti Without Knowing

Silent Diabetes: Thousands Affected in Haiti Without Knowing

In a country where insecurity, daily stress, and precarious living conditions already undermine thousands of lives, World Diabetes Day takes on a particular meaning. As 7% of the adult Haitian population is affected — and half of them are unaware — health actors emphasize the urgency of screening and prevention. In Haiti, protecting oneself from diabetes also becomes an act of resistance, a vital gesture to regain control over one’s health in an environment that constantly threatens it.