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Melissa’s Brutal Wake-Up Call

Melissa’s Brutal Wake-Up Call

The toll is heavy: people are missing following the passage of Hurricane Melissa over Haiti.

White House Reportedly Favors Renewal of the HOPE/HELP Act

White House Reportedly Favors Renewal of the HOPE/HELP Act

The White House has reportedly asked Congress to vote on the renewal of the HOPE/HELP law.

Provisional Electoral Council Presents Initial Draft of Electoral Decree to Stakeholders

Provisional Electoral Council Presents Initial Draft of Electoral Decree to Stakeholders

Although the Electoral Council has not yet set a date for the elections, it released this week a first draft of the electoral decree for review by political actors and civil society.

Laurent Saint-Cyr Undertakes Official Mission to Doha

Laurent Saint-Cyr Undertakes Official Mission to Doha

The president of the Transitional Presidential Council, Laurent Saint-Cyr, left Port-au-Prince on Friday, October 31, 2025, for Doha, Qatar, where he will take part in the second World Summit on Social Development.

Presidential Advisor Leslie Voltaire Assesses Damage in Jacmel Following Hurricane Melissa

Presidential Advisor Leslie Voltaire Assesses Damage in Jacmel Following Hurricane Melissa

Presidential advisor Leslie Voltaire, accompanied by the Minister of Public Works, Transport and Communications (MTPTC), Raphaël Hosty, visited Jacmel on Friday, October 31, 2025, to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa.

Artibonite: Several Missing in Grande-Saline Following Hurricane Melissa

Artibonite: Several Missing in Grande-Saline Following Hurricane Melissa

A commune in the Lower Artibonite, Grande Saline was completely flooded by Hurricane Melissa.

Meet the Young Grenadiers Heading to the U17 World Cup (Part 1)

Meet the Young Grenadiers Heading to the U17 World Cup (Part 1)

Just days before the kickoff of the U17 World Cup in Qatar, the newsroom invites you to discover, through a series of articles, the 21 young players who make up Haiti’s national team.

Haiti’s Journey Through World Cup Final Stages

Haiti’s Journey Through World Cup Final Stages

By facing Egypt on November 4, Haiti will be taking part in its sixth FIFA World Cup (all categories combined). Here is a look back at the history of the Grenadiers in World Cup final phases.

EMA Nears Its 30th Anniversary

EMA Nears Its 30th Anniversary

Created by the 1987 Haitian Constitution and officially inaugurated in 1995, the École de la Magistrature (EMA) is preparing to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

Dominican Authorities Arrest Three “Viv Ansanm” Members Over Attempted Kamikaze Drone Acquisition

Dominican Authorities Arrest Three “Viv Ansanm” Members Over Attempted Kamikaze Drone Acquisition

At the ceremony commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Haitian National Police (PNH) on Thursday, June 12, 2025, PNH Director General Rameau Normil pledged to counter all strategies used by gangs that terrorize the population.

Haiti Condemns Mistreatment of Its Citizens in the DR, Especially Pregnant Women

Haiti Condemns Mistreatment of Its Citizens in the DR, Especially Pregnant Women

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) expresses its concern over the resurgence of xenophobic acts targeting Haitian nationals in the Dominican Republic, particularly pregnant and breastfeeding women.

AAN Disclaims Liability for Lost Baggage at Cap-Haïtien Airport

AAN Disclaims Liability for Lost Baggage at Cap-Haïtien Airport

Persistent rumors about lost luggage at the Cap-Haïtien International Airport are spreading across social media.

UNIFA Reignites Demands for Haiti’s Independence Ransom Compensation

UNIFA Reignites Demands for Haiti’s Independence Ransom Compensation

On Monday, May 12, the University of the Dr. Aristide Foundation (UNIFA) launched a week of scientific reflection on a theme rich with history and relevance: "Restitution and Reparation, 200 Years Later." Students showed great enthusiasm, asking pertinent questions on this pressing topic. The speaker of the day, Patrick Pierre-Louis, the head of the Bar Association of Port-au-Prince, captivated the audience with the strength of his arguments. "The demand for restitution is unavoidable," he stated.

APM Rekindles Discussion on Judicial Independence in the Constitution

APM Rekindles Discussion on Judicial Independence in the Constitution

The Professional Association of Magistrates (APM) organized a training workshop on Wednesday, May 28, in Pétion-Ville, focusing on the constitutional guarantee of judicial independence. An audience composed of experienced magistrates engaged in discussions on potential solutions to strengthen the independence of the judiciary. They also submitted proposals as contributions.

France Passes Resolution on Historic “Double Debt” Restitution

France Passes Resolution on Historic “Double Debt” Restitution

The National Assembly approved on Thursday a draft resolution calling for a “study of the restitution process of the double debt imposed on Haiti” 200 years ago, in exchange for recognition of the former colony’s independence by King Charles X.

National Salvation Congress Tackles Governance, Security, and Constitutional Reform

National Salvation Congress Tackles Governance, Security, and Constitutional Reform

The “Kongrè patriyotik pou yon sovtaj nasyonal” (Patriotic Congress for National Rescue) dedicated its second day, Friday, June 27, 2025, to discussions on governance, security, and the constitution.

Government Boosts Humanitarian Support for Displaced Persons and Voluntary Returns, Says Franck

Government Boosts Humanitarian Support for Displaced Persons and Voluntary Returns, Says Franck

During the 7th edition of the initiative "Les Mardis de la Nation," organized on May 6, 2025, at the Prime Minister's Office, Georges Wilbert Franck, Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, presented the actions undertaken by the government to meet the growing needs of internally displaced persons as well as those of compatriots who voluntarily return from the Dominican Republic.

A Strategic Move to Starve Gangs of Millions in Monthly Funds

A Strategic Move to Starve Gangs of Millions in Monthly Funds

The ban on the transit of goods through the Dominican Republic aims to deprive criminal gangs of 60 to 75 million dollars annually, extracted through the extortion of containers; to limit their access to weapons, ammunition, and resources used to recruit more young people, said the Minister of Economy and Finance, Alfred Metellus, in an interview with Le Nouvelliste on Sunday, April 27, 2025.

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