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The 31st Edition of Livres en Folie Scheduled for June 19

The 31st Edition of Livres en Folie Scheduled for June 19

The 31st edition of Livres en folie will take place on June 19 under the theme “Understanding Haiti through our reference books: anthologies, codes, dictionaries, encyclopedias…”, announced Le Nouvelliste director Max Chauvet on April 28, 2025.

President Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Spare Haiti

President Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Spare Haiti

The Trump administration will not apply the 10% tariffs on duty-free textile products exported to the U.

Government Lowers Its Targets for Financing Recovery Projects

Government Lowers Its Targets for Financing Recovery Projects

The Haitian government is no longer seeking $1.

No International Aid Unless Haiti Presents Security Strategy

No International Aid Unless Haiti Presents Security Strategy

On April 22, an important meeting on Haiti took place in Washington, on the sidelines of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings.

Rameau Normil at the Center of Tensions among CPT Members

Rameau Normil at the Center of Tensions among CPT Members

While the National Police struggles to counter the bloody actions of criminal groups that continue to terrorize the population, members of the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) are divided over whether or not to keep Rameau Normil at the head of the PNH.

Assassinations and Kidnappings in Port-au-Prince, Armed Attack in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

Assassinations and Kidnappings in Port-au-Prince, Armed Attack in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

The ordeal of Port-au-Prince is unending.

Jean-Charles Moïse Issues Ultimatum, Threatens to Pull Vertilaire from the CPT

Jean-Charles Moïse Issues Ultimatum, Threatens to Pull Vertilaire from the CPT

Two weeks — that’s the deadline Jean-Charles Moïse, leader of the political party Pitit Dessalines, has given the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) before recalling his representative, Emmanuel Vertilaire. One year after the CPT’s installation, the former senator, speaking on the April 28, 2025 edition of Panel Magik, noted a lack of political will from the leadership to find solutions to the country’s problems. He no longer intends to endorse the actions of this administration if no progress is made.

S.O.S for Dr. Delange Augustin

S.O.S for Dr. Delange Augustin

A fellow compatriot, Dr.

Wednesday Turmoil: Protests, Explosive Drones, and Neighborhood Raids

Wednesday Turmoil: Protests, Explosive Drones, and Neighborhood Raids

Thousands of Canapé-Vert residents took to the streets of Port-au-Prince on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.

What Will Fritz Jean Ask of Rubio?

What Will Fritz Jean Ask of Rubio?

Port-au-Prince is counting its last remaining habitable neighborhoods, Pétion-Ville fears the fall of Kenscoff, and Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite reflects after another setback for the Multinational Security Support Mission and the PNH.

Ketleen Florestal Faces the Challenges of MPCE Reform

Ketleen Florestal Faces the Challenges of MPCE Reform

The Minister of Planning and External Cooperation (MPCE), Ketleen Florestal, as a guest on Magik 9 this Thursday, March 13, highlighted the structural and administrative challenges hindering the proper functioning of her ministry. She pointed to strong resistance to change within the institution, emphasizing the need for a deep restructuring.

Southern Port Marks Arrival of Its Fourth Ship

Southern Port Marks Arrival of Its Fourth Ship

A ship carrying 175,000 bags of cement docked at the International Port of Saint-Louis du Sud on Saturday, March 22, 2025.

Haitians at the Canadian Border: Dany Laferrière Urges Not to Prove Trump Right

Haitians at the Canadian Border: Dany Laferrière Urges Not to Prove Trump Right

Faced with Haitians threatened with deportation in the United States who are considering seeking asylum at the Canadian border, writer Dany Laferrière — as much Haitian as Canadian — calls on his host country to show humanity and not to give reason to President Donald Trump.

CPT Revives BSAP After Its Dissolution Under Ariel Henry

CPT Revives BSAP After Its Dissolution Under Ariel Henry

The National Agency for Protected Areas (ANAP), an autonomous directorate under the Ministry of the Environment and the body responsible for the Protected Areas Security Brigade (BSAP), has been undergoing restructuring since January 2024.

Violence Continues to Undermine the Haitian Economy

Violence Continues to Undermine the Haitian Economy

The monetary policy note for the first quarter of fiscal year 2024–2025 shared information confirming the negative impact of violence on the Haitian economy.

Haitian Organizations Propose a Patriotic Congress for National Salvation

Haitian Organizations Propose a Patriotic Congress for National Salvation

As Haiti sinks deeper into crisis and few solutions appear on the horizon to pull the country out, Haitian organizations from various sectors have launched a new proposal: a patriotic congress bringing together all the vital forces of the nation in search of concrete solutions. The initiators of this proposal shared their intentions in a declaration on Thursday, March 27, 2025.

Cuban Medical Cooperation: The Caribbean Stands Firm Against the Trump Administration

Cuban Medical Cooperation: The Caribbean Stands Firm Against the Trump Administration

This week, heads of state and government officials from several Caribbean nations spoke out against the U.S. government's decision to impose sanctions on leaders of countries that benefit from Cuba's medical cooperation programs.

Human Rights Organizations Support the Use of Drones Against Gangs

Human Rights Organizations Support the Use of Drones Against Gangs

The numerous armored vehicles and firearms of all calibers made available to Haiti’s public security forces have never caused as much panic and fear among criminal groups as the kamikaze drones used in recent days.

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