Haitian Diaspora News

Former Haitian president Michel Martelly made sure everyone was talking about him, good or bad, during the Labor day weekend in New York. Martelly stole the show!

Haitians in Chile asked for help to go home and they got it... The Chilean government announced Thursday the establishment a humanitarian program to allow Haitian citizens who live in Chile illegally to return to their homeland if they wish Watch this video.

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...

Back in January 2018, Argentine Ambassador to Haiti Pedro Cornelo Von Eyken told Le Nouvelliste: "Haitians do not need a visa to visit Argentina as tourists." but that's about to change starting in September 2018. Haitians will again need a visa to visit Argentina, the same ambassador, Pedro Von Eyken, said.

Imagine that, being called a slave at work by your boss in the 21st century in America, forbidden to speak Creole while Hispanic workers are speaking Spanish right in front of you. Doing the all the dirty jobs that others others are exempt from.

Planning a visit to Miami's little Haiti soon? Here is some information that may of interest to you... The Caribbean Marketplace in Little Haiti is now open every day except Sunday.

A family member of a young Haitian living in the Diaspora told us "Robert is coming home." The reason will surprise you... Read this...

The last few remaining cheap apartments for rent in Little Haiti Miami are being demolished. Some tenants were given a 30-days notice to move out. But where will they go? There are no more cheap apartments in Little Haiti!

Many Haitians in Chile are complaining about their difficulty to get a "certificat de bonne vie et moeurs," (certificate a good conduct) from the Haitian consulate, an important document they need to get their residency papers.

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."