Haitian Internet Newsletter

A second planeload of Haitian immigrants is has returned from Chile back to Haiti in a Chilean Air Force plane on Monday. A total of 181 Haitians were on that flight according to news report.

Read the from Le Nouvelliste: The petrochallengers lost control of the movement they launched about three months ago on social networks. This movement has been recovered by politicians.

A big chunk of the Haitian media is really enjoying seeing the opposition enraged in the streets asking president Jovenel Moise to step down. To hell with the country! It's all about the ratings (plis moun branche) and maybe more!!!

Despite all the problems back home, Haitians in the U.S. Diaspora will enjoy time OFF with family and friends this Thanksgiving weekend. Let me take this time to wish you a very happy Thanksgiving 2018 to your and yours...

Jacques Cassagnol, a Journalist in the Haitian Diaspora in Miami, says the message "fòk Jovenel Moise ALE" (president Jovenel has to go) does not register with the Diaspora.

The National Ambulance Center in Haiti (Centre Ambulancier National) sent out a cry of alarm: protesters are attacking ambulances in in the country.

Haiti is standing still two days after the 18 November 2018 streets protests. Businesses in Port-au-Prince are still closed and people are afraid to hit the streets.

I just found out about water fasting, drinking only water for 7 days or more. I am tempted to try it but I've never fasted a single day of my life.

For the last 24 hours I've been trying to tell you what is happening in Haiti but, for some reason, I keep hitting the delete button.

The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs issued the following security alert to American employees in Haiti ahead of the Nov. 18 2018 Street protests: