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The Culprit : Why Haiti has never been able to establish strong diplomatic ties and foster economic development

Uncle Sam - The U.S. Government Haiti's history is marked by a series of challenges that have often left its population in a vulnerable position. There is one principle reason why Haiti has always found itself in this predicament. Some people will not admit it but we all know it is true. more »

An American Priest in Haiti brokers a Peace Pledge between 4 rival gangs while the Government cannot or will not

A signed peace agreement between 4 rival gangs in Haiti An American priest from North Philadelphia manages to do what Haitian government officials are either unwilling or unable to do: Get four rival gangs to sit down and sign a peace agreement so that the people in the Cite Soleil slum of Port-Au-Prince can breathe. more »

Ertha Pascal-Trouillot, the first woman President of Haiti

When Ertha Pascal married Ernst Trouillot, she kept her maiden name and became Ertha Pascal-Trouillot Ertha Pascal-Trouillot achieved numerous groundbreaking milestones in her career. She made a lot of firsts in her professional life. Ertha Pascal-Trouillot made history as the first female judge in Haiti, serving on the Court of First Instance. more »

Bonbon Siwo gou, se le grangou nan bouda w

There is an old trick that people and governments have been using for a very long time. They identify something you want badly, they deprive you of it. Soon enough they will give you a little taste of something resembling what you want and, yummy, the best you ever had! more »

Haitian-American Karine Jean-Pierre makes history as first black US White House Press Secretary

Karine Jean-Pierre, first black woman US White House Press Secretary Born of Haitian parents in Martinique, Karine Jean-Pierre will make history has the first black White House press secretary of the United States. Karine Jean-Pierre will assume office on May 13th 2022. more »

Haiti Politics - The same people who create the problems are the ones offering solutions

Haiti Presidential Palace In Ruins In Haiti, a politician can screw up and enrich himself all he wants to. To be a saint again, all he has to do is leave politics for a few months and complain about what the current guy is doing wrong. more »

Haiti has always offered a good reason for high-skilled Haitians to leave the country

Professeur Patrice Michel Derenoncourt, kidnapped in Haiti late October 2021 It is funny, this morning I was researching the name of the father of Patrick Gaspard, a lawyer who left Haiti to offer his services to the Democratic Republic of Congo after their Independence and, coincidentally, on the same day journalist Josue Lexidor radio attacked the same issue. more »

The assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise was a well-funded operation, al-jazeera reports

Haitian President Jovenel Moise, What do you think about him? Al-jazeera reports the assassination of Haitian President jovenel Moise was a well-funded operation. "They had nine brand new Nissan Patrol pickup trucks," the miami-based correspondent said. more »

FLASH: Jovenel Mouri... President Jovenel Moise is Dead!

Haitian President Jovenel Moise, What do you think about him? It is confirmed. We have just learned that Haitian president Jovenel Moise is dead. The Haitian president has just been assassinated. His wife Martine is on a hospital bed riddled with bullets. more »

The problem of insecurity in Haiti has been growing the last 18 to 20 years president said

Haitian Gang Leader Junior 'Tet Kale' Decimus arrested by police Haiti is at its worst these days with problems of insecurity and banditism ravaging the country especially the metropolitan area. Haitian president has Jovenel Moise reminded the population. This is not a new problem but something that has been going on the last 18 or 20 years in the country. more »