Haitian Diaspora News

Why is it that Haitian politicians don't care who sends money transfers to Haiti... You can be are a legal resident, illegal immigrant in America, or a U.S. Citizen (Haitian-American), it doesn't matter. But as soon as you decide to come back home and you want to enter politics... OH NO... You're American, stay away!!!

True Story from Haiti -- A local Haitian business is in trouble today, unable to provide its services to the local community simply because the qualified technician who used service its equipment has moved to Brazil...

Haitien nan Diaspora tribò babò, Bonjou... De pli zan pli, nou remake anpil moun ki vizite sit entenet nou yo, se o Brezil yo soti... Sa fè nou kwè ke diaspora Haitien ki ap viv Bresil yo branche, yo vle konnen kisa k'ap pase nan peyi d'Haiti... Jodi a, you vle di Haitien-Brezilien sa yo yon gro bonjou... LOL...

More than 130,000 Haitian immigrants beneficiaries of national regularization of foreign Plan (NWRP) are about to be expelled from the Dominican Republic unless they can come up with 14,000 pesos each...

Great News from Haitian Diaspora in Boston MA -- A Haitian Student, Joe Freddy Francois who survived the January 2010 Haiti earthquake has just been named the first ever valedictorian of the Henderson K-12 Inclusion School in Dorchester MA...

Haitians in Florida cheered Thursday at Miami City Hall when commissioners voted unanimously to designate Little Haiti as an official Miami neighborhood...

Another Haitian brother is becoming the talk of the town... Haitian cadet, Pascal A. Brun, graduated from West Point last week and he made West Point history as the first international cadet to graduate Brigade S-1 (Personnel) Adjutant General.

A photo of Haitian-American 2nd lieutenant Alix Schoelcher Idrache with tears rolling down both cheeks during his graduation at West Point went viral on the Internet Tuesday... The Media is talking about it... Fox News Headline reads : "Powerful Photo: Haiti-Born Cadet Cries as He Graduates from West Point"

Le prix Louis Guilloux, qui récompense chaque année un écrivain s'inscrivant dans la "lignée littéraire" de l'auteur de "La maison du peuple", a été attribué ce week-end à Saint-Brieuc à l'écrivain haïtien Makenzy Orcel pour son roman "L'ombre animale", publié aux éditions Zulma.

Fritz St Louis, a political activist and member of the community of Haitian immigrants in Venezuela was assassinated Saturday by gunmen, Venezuelan authorities said... Fritz St Louis was shot many times by unknown gunmen at his residence...