The Haitian Internet Newsletter

Read the Haitian Internet Newsletter, a very informative Haitian news and Information Blog that caters to young Haitian-Americans in the United States and across the Haitian Diaspora.

Journalist Bob C. Returns to radio after a long absense

Haitian Journalist Roberde Celine dit Bob C., L'original, le vrai, l'unique en son genre! Haitian Journalist Roberde Celine dit Bob C. has returned to Radio Caraibes FM after almost 6 months of absence. more »

Journalist Bob C. advises Haitians in the diaspora to stay away from Haiti for the time being

Haitian Journalist Roberde Celine dit Bob C., L'original, le vrai, l'unique en son genre! Radio Caraibes journalist Robert Celine AKA Bob C. is advising Haitians in the diaspora not to come to Haiti right now because of insecurities that is ravaging the country and causing the lives of just about anybody. more »

Haitians deported by the Biden Administration thinks Haiti is hell, many are attempting to leave again

Del Rio Texas: White man on a horse gathering black Haitians like slaves - You probably thought it was a slave movie Many of the Haitians who were deported back to Haiti recently by the Biden Administration say they will leave the country again the first chance they get because the Haiti has gotten much worse since they left. more »

I feel like I am watching a Slave movie, actress Garcelle Beauvais said after she saw how Haitians were being treated at the Border in Texas

Actress Garcelle Beauvais cried when she saw the way Haitians were being treated at the Border in Texas "There were whipping people, innocent people who just want to be treated fairly, people who just want food she said. more »

A man from Venezuela told me he will take the insecurity in Haiti over food shortages in his country

Former Haitian President Michel Martelly and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez They say in life every man has his own problems. Every country have their own problems. This old man from Venezuela told me their country is going to hell right now due to food shortages that is causing lots of Venezuelans to go hungry everyday. more »

Essential products prices sky high in Haiti right now, one bag of cement costs $1,000 gourdes

While Haitian politicians are fighting for power and the gangs have total control of the streets and the lives of the Haitian population, the price of essential products like food and construction materials is sky High in the country. more »

Haiti sending unused and expiring Covid-19 vaccines back to the United States

The United States donated 500,000 doses off the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine to Haiti back in July most of which have not been used and will expire in November. Haiti is returning them back to the USA so that they can be sent elsewhere in the world where needed most. more »

Martissant Haiti nicknamed Carrefour de la Mort - The Crossroads of Death

Getting around in Haiti:  Martissant, a woman is being carried from a Taxi Moto to a Taxi Moun Martissant, once a peaceful community in southern part of Port-au-Prince Haiti has now been nicknamed "Carrefour de la Mort," meaning the crossroads of death, due to so many kidnappings and violent crimes taking place in the gang controlled area which paralyzes life in general from Port-au-Prince to all of south Haiti. more »

Covid-19 vaccine: Only about 20,000 people in Haiti are fully vaccinated out of 11.4 million

As of October 2021, only 20,354 people in Haiti are fully vaccinated for Covid-19 out of 11.4 million people, Hades Ministry of Public Health reported. more »

More and more Hatians are heading to sea trying to escape misery and gang violence in Haiti, US Coast Guard said

PHOTO: Haitian Boat People Intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard The US Coast Guard recently reported it's picked up three times as many Haitians at sea than it did last year, hundreds in the last few weeks. more »