Newspaper

18 Sep 2025
kiosque

most read

OCHAN for Molière Estinvil

OCHAN for Molière Estinvil

I was 12 years old when I was stopped in the street in Jacmel by Molière, known to everyone as a scout leader: “You’re old enough to become a scout,” he told me.

Port-au-Prince Gets Third Government Commissioner in Under a Month

Port-au-Prince Gets Third Government Commissioner in Under a Month

The game of musical chairs continues at the Port-au-Prince prosecutor’s office, which has seen the appointment of a third government commissioner in just 22 days.

Baccalaureate 2024-2025: Zero Pass Rate in 227 Schools of the West

Baccalaureate 2024-2025: Zero Pass Rate in 227 Schools of the West

In this article, the author shares a rather enlightening analysis of the recent baccalaureate results in the West Department. The data presented are quite concerning.

The Haitian Fiscal Paradox: When Over-Taxation Leads to Collapse

The Haitian Fiscal Paradox: When Over-Taxation Leads to Collapse

How the Haitian State collects only 5.2% of its GDP in revenue despite having some of the highest tax rates in the world

Statistics and Complex Realities

Statistics and Complex Realities

This week, the Haitian Institute of Statistics and Informatics (IHSI) celebrates its 75th anniversary.

Humanitarian Aid in Haiti: “Less Than 12% of the Required Funds Have Been Disbursed,” Says Tom Fletcher

Humanitarian Aid in Haiti: “Less Than 12% of the Required Funds Have Been Disbursed,” Says Tom Fletcher

During a visit to Haiti last week, the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, admitted that the humanitarian response in Haiti was a failure.

Former Ouanaminthe Mayor and Multiple Officials Arrested in Corruption Case

Former Ouanaminthe Mayor and Multiple Officials Arrested in Corruption Case

On Tuesday, September 16, 2025, the former mayor of the commune of Ouanaminthe, Luma Démétrius, along with the departmental director of the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Communications (MTPTC), Marie Hordelyne Thérésa Alténor St-Vil, were arrested following their hearing at the Northeast departmental office of the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC).

Protests Paralyze Saint-Michel de l’Attalaye as Calls Grow for Dorcinvil’s Resignation

Protests Paralyze Saint-Michel de l’Attalaye as Calls Grow for Dorcinvil’s Resignation

Automobile traffic was completely paralyzed this Tuesday in Saint-Michel de l’Attalaye following a protest movement against the municipal council of the commune.

Land Dispute in Gonaïves Claims Life of Wilfort Ferdinand, Known as Ti Will

Land Dispute in Gonaïves Claims Life of Wilfort Ferdinand, Known as Ti Will

The former influential member of the 2004 Resistance Front, Wilfort Ferdinand, better known by the nickname Ti Will, was shot dead on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, in the middle of the day in the locality of Canal Bois, north of the city of Gonaïves.

Washington Urges Ottawa to Take Part in Haiti’s Stabilization Efforts

Washington Urges Ottawa to Take Part in Haiti’s Stabilization Efforts

The Trump administration has urged Canada to play a role in stabilizing Haiti, a country that has faced years of political upheaval, rising gang violence, and a severe economic crisis, according to an article published Tuesday, September 16, 2025, in the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail.

Henry Wooster, U.S. Envoy, Delivers a Firm Message

Henry Wooster, U.S. Envoy, Delivers a Firm Message

The Chargé d’Affaires of the U.

U.S. Hits Another Vessel Linked to Venezuelan Narcoterrorists

U.S. Hits Another Vessel Linked to Venezuelan Narcoterrorists

Donald Trump announced that the U.

Lionel Delatour Highlights Border Security as a Major Challenge for Haiti

Lionel Delatour Highlights Border Security as a Major Challenge for Haiti

The Haitian ambassador to Washington, Lionel Delatour, while sharing “another vision that we must realize in order to lay the foundations that will allow Haiti to develop its economy and provide jobs to its formidable people,” argued that “our land border is part of the challenges Haiti faces in terms of security and organized crime,” during a cocktail held as part of the efforts for the renewal of the HOPE/HELP Act on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.

Towards a Return to Chapter VII

Towards a Return to Chapter VII

For the first time, the American Chargé d’Affaires, Henry Wooster, clearly referred to Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter for the mandate of the Gang Suppression Force, which is part of the draft resolution currently under discussion at the Security Council of the world’s supreme international body.

Labodrie Tragedy Resonates Across National and Global Communities

Labodrie Tragedy Resonates Across National and Global Communities

Forty-two people were killed by gangs of the criminal coalition “Viv Ansanm” in Labodrie, a locality in the commune of Cabaret, located north of Port-au-Prince. This massacre is believed to have been carried out in retaliation for the assassination of the Cabaret gang leader, Vladimir, alias “Vlad.” This new killing has provoked a wave of reactions and condemnations from state authorities, local organizations, and international partners.

Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Reiterates Government's Pledge to Support Education

Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Reiterates Government's Pledge to Support Education

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé reaffirmed his government's commitment to education during the ceremony honoring teachers, organized by the Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP), in anticipation of National Teachers' Day celebrated on May 17.

U.S. Senator Declares Elections and Referendum Unrealistic for This Year

U.S. Senator Declares Elections and Referendum Unrealistic for This Year

Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen, a member of the U.

GARR Reports Over 23,000 Haitians Repatriated from the Dominican Republic in April

GARR Reports Over 23,000 Haitians Repatriated from the Dominican Republic in April

The number of deportations of Haitian migrants living in the Dominican Republic increased significantly during the month of April. Children, people with disabilities, and even pregnant and nursing women were not spared from this wave of repatriation carried out by Dominican immigration agents. In its report on the situation of Haitians turned back at the border for the month of April 2025, presented during a press conference at its offices on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, the Support Group for Repatriated and Refugees (GARR) recorded a total of 23,123 Haitians repatriated to the borders separating Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Featured
Breaking news
Editorial
Newspaper