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Congressman Clay Higgins Faces Backlash for Anti-Haitian Remarks

Louisiana Republican Clay Higgins sparked widespread condemnation after a now-deleted post on social media attacked Haitian immigrants with racist rhetoric. The incident has led to calls for his censure by Democratic lawmakers, although the Congressman has refused to apologize.

By HW/HaitiWire

Politics, Security & Human Rights

Edgard Leblanc Fils’ Powerful UN Call for Haiti’s Future

Edgard Leblanc Fils, head of Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council, addressed the United Nations General Assembly, emphasizing the urgent need for institutional reform and revisiting historical injustices. His speech underlined the critical role of national sovereignty and international cooperation in Haiti's future.

By HW/HaitiWire

Immigration Policy, Politics, US & Canada, US Politics

Trump Vows to End Biden’s Humanitarian Parole Program

Donald Trump has pledged to revoke the humanitarian parole program, a key part of President Joe Biden’s immigration strategy. The program allows migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti to enter the U.S. legally with temporary work permits. Trump has made immigration a cornerstone of his 2024 presidential campaign.

By HW/HaitiWire

Business, Community Initiatives, Haitian Community, Haitian Diaspora, Tech

Haiti Tech Summit to Address Global Challenges Through Innovation

The 8th annual Haiti Tech Summit, set for September 27, 2024, in New York, will bring together global entrepreneurs and investors to explore how technology can address global challenges. The event is part of a long-term initiative to establish Haiti as a global tech hub by 2030.

By HW/HaitiWire

Economy, Haiti News

Haiti Food Prices Surge in September, FEWS NET Report Shows

The latest report from FEWS NET reveals a significant rise in food prices across Haiti, with staples like imported rice, maize meal, and black beans experiencing sharp increases compared to previous years. Political instability and economic challenges have heightened food insecurity, particularly in vulnerable regions such as Jacmel and Jeremie.

By HW/HaitiWire

Environment & Climate, Science

Scientists Study Haiti’s Fault Lines to Improve Earthquake Preparedness

Scientists are studying Haiti's fault lines to improve earthquake prediction and preparedness. The research aims to enhance understanding of seismic risks and help protect the population from future disasters.

By HW/HaitiWire

Community Initiatives, Haitian Abroad, Haitian Diaspora, Immigration & Migration

Boston’s Haitian Community Rallies Against False Claims by Trump

Boston’s Haitian community gathered to protest recent false claims made by Donald Trump, highlighting concerns over the potential impact of misinformation on Haitian immigrants. The rally focused on unity and the need for accurate representation.

By HW/HaitiWire

Environment & Climate, Latin America & Caribbean

Haiti to Join Global Leaders at COP16 Biodiversity Summit in Colombia

Haiti will participate in COP16, the biodiversity summit in Colombia, joining global leaders to discuss climate financing and international cooperation. The summit will address challenges like biodiversity loss and the funding needed for climate action in developing nations.

By HW/HaitiWire

Haitian Abroad, Haitian Community, Immigration & Migration, US & Canada, US Politics

Trump and Vance Charged for Spreading False Claims About Haitian Immigrants

Donald Trump and JD Vance face criminal charges in Springfield, Ohio, over false claims about Haitian immigrants. Filed by Haitian Bridge Alliance leader Guerline Jozef, the charges include making false alarms and harassment, which allegedly caused harm to the local Haitian community.

By HW/HaitiWire
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