BAI Pays Tribute to Mario Joseph, a Dedicated Defender of Justice

The Bureau des avocats internationaux (BAI) paid tribute to Mario Joseph on the eve of the first anniversary of his death.

Two-Day Medical Specialties Event Aims to Guide Haitian Medical Students

On March 28 and 29, medical students from the Université Notre-Dame d’Haïti organized two orientation days aimed at better informing the choice of medical specialties in the country.

Artibonite: Carnage in Jean-Denis

The locality of Jean-Denis, the first communal section of Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite, was attacked by the Gran Grif gang from Savien during the night of Saturday, March 28 to Sunday, March 29, 2026.

Appeal Court Exonerates Former Senators Latortue and Lambert in Corruption Case

The Court of Appeal of Port-au-Prince has ruled in a case involving two influential former senators, namely Youri Latortue and Joseph Lambert, over alleged corruption.

“Genuine-Fake” Passport Issuance: Mario Delcy Alleges MICT-Orchestrated Setup

Mario Delcy, lawyer for the head of the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration (DIE), Antoine Jean Simon Fénelon, and for the DIE’s production director, Jean Ossselin Lambert, sees their apprehension as a setup orchestrated by the Ministry of the Interior and Local Authorities (MICT).

Government Issues Decree to Cushion Impact of Oil Shock Without Bankrupting the State

The issue of fuel in Haiti is once again at the center of public debate, in a context marked both by international tensions in oil markets and by an internal reform of the price-setting mechanism.

Court Upholds Decision Declaring Ouanaminthe Bar Non-Existent

A Legal Finding Based on the Law

The Court of Appeal of Cap-Haïtien reaffirmed, through an order dated March 23, 2026, the nonexistence of a functioning bar association within the jurisdiction of the Court of First Instance of Ouanaminthe.

Haitian Architects and Engineers Community Officially Launched

The Communauté des architectes et ingénieurs haïtiens (CAIH) was launched in Delmas, with the ambition of promoting sustainable construction practices adapted to the country’s realities.

Partial Shutdown of Carrefour–Port-au-Prince Route Linked to Fuel Issues

Users of the Carrefour–Port-au-Prince route had difficulty getting around this Monday.

Immigration Director and Staff Freed as Investigation Moves Forward

The Director of the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration (DIE), Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon, along with nine other officials of the institution, were released on Friday, March 27, 2026, following their hearing at the Port-au-Prince prosecutor’s office.

Haiti’s New Tax Code: Fair Reform with Risky Fine-Tuning

In Haiti, there is an exercise that no government has ever fully succeeded in.

40 Years Later, Pierre Chauvet Revisits FAN’s Key Battles

On the 40th anniversary of the FAN, Pierre Chauvet reflects on the federation’s commitments and the many battles it has fought over the years for the protection of the environment.