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Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé Withstands New Revocation Attempt

Several presidential advisers proposed and signed a resolution to revoke Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé on Wednesday, January 21, 2026. Initially, five members of the CPT signed the document before one of them withdrew his signature, Le Nouvelliste learned from a source close to the CPT. The coordinator of the Presidential Council, Laurent Saint-Cyr, categorically opposed the dismissal of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé.

United States Issues Strong Warning to the CPT Ahead of Mandate’s End

“The United States warns the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) against any attempt to modify the composition of the government just days before the end of its mandate on February 7,” reads a statement made public on Wednesday evening, January 21, 2026, by the U.

National Conference Opens to Rethink and Reform the Education System

As announced, the National Consultations on the Refounding of the Education System began this Wednesday, January 21, 2026, at Hôtel Karibe.

Carlos Gabriel Ruiz Massieu Warns That Haiti Will Enter a Critical Phase on February 7

The representative of the UN Secretary-General in Haiti, Carlos Gabriel Ruiz Massieu, told the Security Council that the country has entered a critical phase in its process of restoring democratic institutions, with the end of the CPT’s mandate on February 7.

PNH Director General Warns That Porous Borders Could Fuel Insecurity

The porous nature of the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic remains one of the country’s main security challenges.

Vladimir Paraison Points the Finger at Local Authorities Over Illegal Toll Management

The proliferation of illegal toll checkpoints on Haiti’s national highways remains one of the most visible symptoms of the erosion of state authority.

UN Reports Over 8,100 Violence-Related Deaths in Haiti Between January and November 2025

“Overall, more than 8,100 murders were recorded nationwide between January and November 2025, a figure that is likely lower than the reality due to limited access to areas controlled by gangs,” notes BINUH in a report to the UN Security Council, dated January 15, 2026.

The FNE Seeks to Restore Trust and Efficiency, Says Élysée Collagène

The National Education Fund (FNE) has announced the launch of a structural reform aimed at strengthening the institution’s transparency, governance, and financial sustainability.

ANMH Condemns Any Attempt to Stifle Freedom of Expression

The National Association of Haitian Media (ANMH) is sounding the alarm following the publication by the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) of the decree regulating the exercise of freedom of expression and providing for the prevention and repression of offenses of defamation and the press.

Finance Agora in Cap-Haïtien: AIC Bets on the Grand Nord to Revive Investment

As part of an effort to stimulate economic dialogue and strengthen support for local entrepreneurs, Alternative Insurance Company (AIC) launched, on Monday, January 19, the “Agora of Finance, Greater North Hub” edition.

CPT–February 7: What the Legal Texts Say…

Members of the Transitional Presidential Council are reportedly seeking, through low-profile meetings, to remain in power after February 7, the date marking the end of the CPT’s mandate. What do the official texts governing the existence of the Presidential Council say?

“Turn Yourself In to Save Your Life”: PNH Calls on Armed Individuals to Surrender

The commander-in-chief of the police is calling on bandits who do not wish to endure the assaults of forces deployed in the field to surrender rather than be killed.