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U.S. Halts Commercial Flights to Haiti for 30 Days

U.S. Halts Commercial Flights to Haiti for 30 Days

After two planes from Spirit Airlines and JetBlue were hit by gunfire on Monday, November 11, the United States issued a 30-day ban on commercial flights to Haiti.

National Conference Proceedings Officially Begin

National Conference Proceedings Officially Begin

The Steering Committee of the National Conference officially launched its activities on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, at the Karibe Hotel, with various members in attendance. During this event, particular emphasis was placed on the constitution working group, tasked with proposing constitutional revisions that incorporate feedback from organized sectors of national life.

Last Formality and Essential Questions

Last Formality and Essential Questions

Observers had been waiting for a clear signal to close the chapter on Garry Conille's second tenure as Prime Minister of the Republic of Haiti.

American Airlines Halts Flights to Haiti Through February 2025

American Airlines Halts Flights to Haiti Through February 2025

American Airlines has suspended its Port-au-Prince to Miami route until February 12, 2025, for a period of 90 days.

Michel Brunache Criticizes Transition Management

Michel Brunache Criticizes Transition Management

Michel Brunache, former chief of staff to transitional President Boniface Alexandre and former Minister of Justice, shared his perspective on the current transitional government in Haiti, offering his analysis of its challenges and the potential for a successful outcome.

Claude Joseph: Conille’s Dismissal Casts Doubt on Transition Process

Claude Joseph: Conille’s Dismissal Casts Doubt on Transition Process

Claude Joseph, leader of the political party Engagés pour le Développement (EDE), strongly criticized the dismissal of Prime Minister Garry Conille.

Pierre Michel Brunache Revisits the Alexandre-Latortue Transitional Period

Pierre Michel Brunache Revisits the Alexandre-Latortue Transitional Period

On March 8, 2004, Boniface Alexandre was sworn in as interim president of the Republic, replacing Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who had been forced to leave office days earlier. On Magik 9 radio, Tuesday, November 12, 2024, Pierre Michel Brunache, former chief of staff and son-in-law of the ex-president, and a close witness to this historic moment, recounted the selection of Alexandre, the beginnings of his governance, and his relationship with the prime minister and the government.

Political Discussions Put on Hold Indefinitely Due to Unavailable Apostolic Nunciature

Political Discussions Put on Hold Indefinitely Due to Unavailable Apostolic Nunciature

While the protagonists of the crisis had announced several days ago the continuation of political discussions at the Apostolic Nunciature, no one had thought to administratively reserve this space. As a result, the premises of the Apostolic Nunciature were not available on Tuesday to receive Prime Minister Ariel Henry, his allies from the December 21st agreement, and opposition parties.

Former Senator Jean Baptiste Bien-Aimé Addresses Water Management Issues in Massacre River Canal

Former Senator Jean Baptiste Bien-Aimé Addresses Water Management Issues in Massacre River Canal

Former Northeast Senator Jean Baptiste Bien-Aimé, a prominent supporter of the Massacre River canal construction, highlighted what he believes will be the real challenge in the Maribaroux plain.

Massacre River Dispute Update: PM Ariel Henry Stresses Ongoing Dialogue with the Dominican Republic

Massacre River Dispute Update: PM Ariel Henry Stresses Ongoing Dialogue with the Dominican Republic

Amidst the Massacre River dispute, Prime Minister Ariel Henry emphasizes Haiti's continuous communication with the Dominican Republic, even after the border closure by President Luis Abinader.

Magguie Rigaud, the woman behind Presse Café

Magguie Rigaud, the woman behind Presse Café

Presse Café; who doesn't know this place? For the past 23 years it has been in existence in Pétion-Ville, this café has delighted the palates of discerning food lovers and provided extraordinary evenings for bon vivants with its consistently on-point cultural and musical entertainment. Behind this renowned establishment known for its Creole cuisine, Magguie Rigaud, an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and co-founder of the Aquin Solidarity Foundation (FAS).

Ariel Henry Defines Key Goals at UN's High-Level Haiti Meeting

Ariel Henry Defines Key Goals at UN's High-Level Haiti Meeting

On Thursday, September 21, Prime Minister Ariel Henry and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau co-chaired a meeting of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

Haiti's State University Opens Institute for Sustainable Regional Development in Limonade

Haiti's State University Opens Institute for Sustainable Regional Development in Limonade

On Wednesday, September 27, 2023, the State University of Haiti inaugurated the Institute for Sustainable Regional Development at the Henry Christophe Campus in Limonade (CHCL).

Living in lost territories during the rainy season

Living in lost territories during the rainy season

Several neighborhoods in the Haitian capital and surrounding areas are constantly submerged in water. In these areas, streets, corridors, and even some houses are filled with water. The flooding of certain neighborhoods in the metropolitan area, coupled with the government's neglect in canal maintenance, are among the causes of this situation. People living in these areas bear the heavy burden of residing in territories abandoned by the state.

Les Cayes: A High-Quality School Inaugurated in Cambry

Les Cayes: A High-Quality School Inaugurated in Cambry

God's Vision for Haiti Christian Academy is the name of a new educational institution inaugurated in Cambry, in the commune of Les Cayes, three days before the start of the school year, with the goal of providing quality education to the children of the commune.

Fort-Liberté: Construction of a dump site, six municipalities involved

Fort-Liberté: Construction of a dump site, six municipalities involved

A delegation from the Ministry of the Interior and Territorial Communities (MICT), led by the Director of Local Authorities, Mallew Etienne, met with representatives from six municipalities in the Nord-Est department on Saturday, September 9, 2023.

Political negotiations at an impasse, Caricom considers taking the parties to discuss in another country

Political negotiations at an impasse, Caricom considers taking the parties to discuss in another country

After the canceled meeting on September 12th due to the unavailability of the Apostolic Nunciature's premises, the Prime Minister and his allies have held several discussions on the Zoom platform with members of the political opposition, still at the initiative of Caricom's envoys. The question of Ariel Henry's resignation remains the point of contention among the parties. Caricom is considering taking the parties to discuss in another country.

Turbulence Intensifies, to What End?

Turbulence Intensifies, to What End?

Between signs that the international community's position on the Haitian crisis is changing and the intensification of gang violence, Haiti is experiencing some turbulent days.

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