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Jacmel - 2e journée pré-carnavalesque
Jacmel - 2e journée pré-carnavalesque
Incendie au marché Clugny du Cap
Incendie au marché Clugny du Cap
877 nouveaux policiers rejoignent les rangs de la PNH
877 nouveaux policiers rejoignent les rangs de la PNH
Pap Jazz - 10 janvier 2026
Pap Jazz - 10 janvier 2026
PNH Operations Aim to Reopen Traffic Between Tabarre and Carrefour Marassa

PNH Operations Aim to Reopen Traffic Between Tabarre and Carrefour Marassa

In Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas, law enforcement forces are continuing operations aimed at restoring road traffic and strengthening security in strategic zones controlled by bandits from the criminal coalition Viv Ansanm.

Port-au-Prince: Politicians Pursue Power as Drinking Water Becomes Increasingly Unsafe

Port-au-Prince: Politicians Pursue Power as Drinking Water Becomes Increasingly Unsafe

While several hotels in the metropolitan area are hosting meetings between political entities in an attempt to find an alternative to be implemented as of February 7, 2026—the date marking the end of the mandate of the Transitional Presidential Council—a study conducted by the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MCI), in collaboration with the Directorate for Quality Control and Consumer Protection (DCQPC), reveals that 83.

Franck Paul Details the Attacks Targeting Collège Canapé-Vert

Franck Paul Details the Attacks Targeting Collège Canapé-Vert

On Tuesday, January 27, 2025, an open letter was published in the columns of Le Nouvelliste.

Justice Minister Patrick Pélissier Visits Collège Canapé-Vert Amid Expropriation Threats

Justice Minister Patrick Pélissier Visits Collège Canapé-Vert Amid Expropriation Threats

The Minister of Justice and Public Security (MJSP), Patrick Pélissier, paid a solidarity visit to Collège Canapé-Vert on Monday, February 2, 2026, where he met for more than ten minutes with the institution’s founder-director, Franck Paul.

“I Am Leaving the CPT With Mixed Feelings,” Says Fritz Alphonse Jean

“I Am Leaving the CPT With Mixed Feelings,” Says Fritz Alphonse Jean

On the sidelines of the celebration of the seventh anniversary of the Institute of Diplomacy and International Relations (IDRI) in Milot, outgoing presidential adviser Fritz Alphonse Jean took stock of his time on the Transitional Presidential Council, offering a mixed assessment. Torn between pride in certain heritage-related achievements and bitterness over unmet security objectives, the economist voiced his frustrations while announcing his return to training young people.

Four Days Before February 7, a Disjointed Path of Dialogue

Four Days Before February 7, a Disjointed Path of Dialogue

As discussions surrounding February 7 intensify, several parallel dynamics are unfolding on the Haitian political scene.

Northeast: Inauguration of the Morne Casse Landfill Site

Northeast: Inauguration of the Morne Casse Landfill Site

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Ministry of the Environment (MDE), and the Japan officially inaugurated the Morne Casse Solid Waste Landfill on Friday, January 30, 2026, located in the municipality of Fort-Liberté.

Two Years Later, CARICOM Still Mediating a Stalled Crisis

Two Years Later, CARICOM Still Mediating a Stalled Crisis

History, it seems, is determined to repeat itself. The CARICOM Eminent Persons Group has resurfaced on Haiti’s political scene, once again in the role of mediator. After steering the dialogue process that led to the creation of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), the regional organization is now attempting to reconnect the threads of a consensus that has since become fragile.

Over 10,000 Deaths Recorded During 22 Months of CPT Rule in Haiti

Over 10,000 Deaths Recorded During 22 Months of CPT Rule in Haiti

The Transitional Presidential Council is counting its final days before taking its full place in history.

Deadly Violence in Ka Jak Leaves at Least Seven Dead and Homes Burned

Deadly Violence in Ka Jak Leaves at Least Seven Dead and Homes Burned

At least seven people were killed and four others wounded by gunfire during an armed attack that occurred early in the morning of Friday, January 30, 2026, in Tèt Ka Jak, a communal section of Macary, in the municipality of Marigot.

Haiti’s Cacophony Erodes the Last Vestiges of Sovereignty

Haiti’s Cacophony Erodes the Last Vestiges of Sovereignty

Eight days ahead of February 7—the date set for two years as the end of the mandate of the Transitional Presidential Council—no solution has emerged within Haiti’s political class to chart the way forward.

Haitians Await Judicial Decision on TPS

Haitians Await Judicial Decision on TPS

While the U.S. administration has set February 3, 2026, as the end date of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, a federal judge is expected to overturn that decision. Her ruling is anticipated on February 2.

Dr. Bertrand Sinal Updates on the Relocation of Haiti’s State University Hospital

Dr. Bertrand Sinal Updates on the Relocation of Haiti’s State University Hospital

Closed for nearly two years and ravaged by a fire, the Hôpital de l’Université d’État d’Haïti is still awaiting relocation.

The Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RSLE) of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Urges Haitian Authorities to Repeal the Decree on Freedom of Expression

The Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (RSLE) of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Urges Haitian Authorities to Repeal the Decree on Freedom of Expression

The decree “regulating the exercise of freedom of expression and providing for the prevention and repression of defamation and press offenses,” published in the official gazette Le Moniteur last December, could impose undue restrictions on freedom of expression and criminalize criticism of the authorities.

According to Smith Augustin, Presidential Advisors Are Seeking to Remove the CPT President After Failing to Dismiss the Prime Minister

According to Smith Augustin, Presidential Advisors Are Seeking to Remove the CPT President After Failing to Dismiss the Prime Minister

After signing a resolution aimed at replacing Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, some presidential advisers are now seeking to oust the president of the CPT, citing his opposition to the publication of the said resolution in Le Moniteur.

Anti-Corruption Efforts in Haiti Falter

Anti-Corruption Efforts in Haiti Falter

Year after year, Haiti continues to rank among the worst-performing countries in terms of corruption perception.

Dominican Republic Labels Haitian Gangs as "Terrorist Organizations"

Dominican Republic Labels Haitian Gangs as "Terrorist Organizations"

The Dominican Republic declared the gangs ravaging Haiti as "terrorist organizations" while criticizing the "inability" of the international community to address the crisis in its neighboring country.

Unrest and Demonstrations Shake Port-au-Prince This Thursday

Unrest and Demonstrations Shake Port-au-Prince This Thursday

Port-au-Prince woke up under high tension on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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