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Haiti’s Teen Robotics Team Wins Two Awards at Global Challenge

A team of five Haitian teenagers won two awards at the 2024 First Global Challenge in Athens, Greece, for their project on using leaf proteins to fight hunger, earning international recognition.

By HW/HaitiWire

Sports

Haiti Names Strong Squad for Crucial Matches Against Aruba

Haiti's national team has revealed a strong 23-man squad for upcoming Concacaf Nations League matches against Aruba. Led by captain Johny Placide, the team aims to secure a place in League A and qualify for the 2025 Gold Cup.

By HW/HaitiWire

Entertainment

Pras Michel Sues Lauryn Hill Over Fugees Tour Dispute

Pras Michel has filed a lawsuit against Lauryn Hill, alleging fraud and breach of contract over financial disputes related to The Fugees’ 2023 reunion tour. Michel claims Hill unfairly profited while mismanaging the tour, resulting in its eventual cancellation.

By HW/HaitiWire

Politics

Haitian Foreign Minister Highlights Milestones in First 100 Days

Haitian Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy's first 100 days in office have been marked by gender-inclusive reforms, anti-corruption measures, and a focus on strengthening diplomatic ties. She has made strides in promoting women to leadership roles and ensuring transparency, while also taking significant steps on the international stage, including joining CARICOM's reparations efforts.

By HW/HaitiWire

Security & Human Rights

UN Extends Haiti Security Mission as Calls for Peacekeepers Grow

The UN has extended its Multinational Security Mission in Haiti for another year, but Haitian officials argue that a full peacekeeping force is needed to effectively combat gang violence and insecurity.

By HW/HaitiWire

Dominican Republic

Dominican Activists Face Threats Amid Tensions Over Haitian Migration

Human rights activists in the Dominican Republic are facing increasing threats amid ongoing tensions over Haitian migration and the country's nationality laws.

By HW/HaitiWire

Dominican Republic, Migration Issues

Dominican Republic Hesitates on Migration Pact Over Haitian Border

The Dominican Republic has expressed reservations about signing the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration, citing concerns over Haitian migration and the impact on national sovereignty.

By HW/HaitiWire

Haitian Abroad, Haitian Diaspora, Politics, US & Canada

Haitian Groups Sue Trump, Vance, Others for $550M Over False Claims

Haitian diaspora organizations have filed a $550 million lawsuit against several prominent figures, including former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, for spreading false and harmful narratives about Haitian immigrants. The lawsuit, filed in Florida, accuses the defendants of inciting hostility and endangering the safety of Haitian communities, particularly in Springfield, Ohio. The plaintiffs seek both damages and legal measures to prevent further civil rights violations against Haitian immigrants.

By HW/HaitiWire

Bilateral Relations, Dominican Republic, Economy

Haiti to Enforce Labeling Rules on Dominican Food Imports

Starting October 1, Haiti will block food imports from the Dominican Republic that fail to meet labeling standards, including details on ingredients, expiration dates, and manufacturing information. Haitian authorities aim to ensure compliance with national food safety regulations at key border points.

By HW/HaitiWire

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