Around the Haitian Internet

Brockton Massachusetts -- A white man walks into a Haitian restaurant Brockton Massachusetts and steals the donation money bin set up for underprivileged students in Haiti. He was caught on tape. Watch the surveillance video...

Soon after hearing the news of a 22-year-old Haitian woman giving birth to 4 babies (quadruplets) in a Fonrds-Parisien hospital, former Haitian first lady Sophia Martelly decided to visit the newborns and their mother Camicile Doresca.

You will not believe what you are about to read but it is true... Haiti is MORE peaceful than the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and 73 other countries around the world according to the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) list of Most Peaceful Countries In The World 2018.

Thanks to social media, many Haitians are now sharing the grim reality of the Haiti they are living in , the Haiti we don't want to see. Like this public school for example. Someone posted this image of a public school (Ecole Nationale) in Bois Rouge, 2ème Section Basse Plaine, Plaine-du Nord Haiti. There are so many accredited public schools in Haiti that looks exactly like this.

Watch this video... Miami Herald Caribbean-Haiti reporter Jacqueline Charles discusses in details what provoked the recent riots in Haiti. This is worth watching...

Haitian-American singer Jason Derulo is back in Haiti nearly 3 months after shooting his video "Colors," the Coca Cola anthem for the 2018 World Cup.

More than 350,000 people in rural Haiti will benefit from improved access to all weather roads, local markets and health centers in the South, South East and Nippes departments as a result of a new US$ 75 million grant from the International Development Association (IDA) approved today by the Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank.

Watch this video... Haitian-American singer Jason Derulo talks about Haiti in the most positive way in a weekday Television show in the United Kingdom. Jason Derulo also sends a message to US President Donald Trump

Suddenly the Little Haiti neighborhood is too good for Haitians... New projects are underway little Haiti Miami, rent prices are soaring and Haitian business owners, are being pushed out.

Very soon, Haitians in New York City will have their own "Little Haiti," coming to the Flatbush section of Brooklyn in the form of the "Little Haiti Business and Cultural District."