OCID Welcomes Political Parties Ahead of Upcoming Elections

As the next elections approach, the OCID is launching three open-house days to support political parties through training and reflection tools.

HOPE/HELP Act Extended for Two Years, Offering Relief to the Textile Industry

FRG Spokesperson Says Force Will Not Reach 5,500 Members by October

FRG vs. MMAS: What Are the Key Differences?

The Gang Suppression Force (GSF) differs significantly from the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), both in its mandate and its composition, the GSF spokesperson explained.

Elections: Are Citizens Protected from Fraudulent Use of Their National Identification Numbers?

School Fees and Declining Purchasing Power Put Parents in a Bind

TPS: What We Know About the Death of a Young Haitian National in Springfield

Pierre Damas Bel, 20, died on Monday, August 31, 2026. After traveling through Mexico and arriving in the United States in 2024, Bel had recently been fitted with a GPS ankle monitor by DHS.

Benin Unveils Memorial Mural Honoring Toussaint Louverture During SISTNA

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Dany Laferrière: Visiting a Patron in Guadeloupe

Haiti: One in Six Couples Faces Infertility

In Haiti, about one couple in six is affected by infertility. Dr. Harry J. Beauvais discusses the causes of this difficulty conceiving and the treatments available.

Carrefour: 251 Students Graduate from Adventist University

At UNAH’s campus in Carrefour, several dozen students completed their university studies on Sunday, August 30, during a ceremony centered on courage and resilience.

Pope Leo XIV Expresses Solidarity with Kenscoff Victims and Their Families