Trump wins 47th presidency amid legal battles; Harris calls for unity
Donald Trump has been re-elected as the 47th president of the United States amid a backdrop of significant legal challenges, including cases led by Special Counsel Jack Smith. Vice President Kamala Harris, in a concession speech, emphasized unity and the importance of a peaceful transition of power.
Dupuy praises reduced deportations; Dominican officials dispute claims
Haitian Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy recently acknowledged a decrease in deportations of Haitian nationals by the Dominican Republic, crediting diplomatic efforts and international solidarity. Dupuy emphasized the need for respectful dialogue between the nations, amid ongoing tensions over migration policies and human rights concerns.
Trump leading in results; swing states to decide the race
Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris in electoral and popular votes, according to AP, but key swing states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Michigan remain too close to call.
Trump confident as he casts his vote in Florida
Donald Trump votes in Florida, expressing confidence in his campaign, while Kamala Harris encourages mail-in voting and addresses key issues as Election Day progresses.
Cassandre Jacques exits Miss World DR over dual nationality debate
Cassandre Jacques, a Dominican-Haitian model, steps down from Miss World Dominican Republic due to debate over prior representation of Haiti, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her career.
Ava Soon becomes first Haitian to lead U22 taekwondo rankings
Ava Lee, Haitian taekwondo champion, rises to top of Pan-American U22 rankings, following a series of international victories that highlight her skill and dedication.
Haiti confirms Studebaker trainers, dispels rumors of mercenaries
The Haitian government confirmed that foreign personnel from the Studebaker Group are in Haiti as tactical trainers for the National Police, dispelling rumors of mercenaries. This partnership focuses on skill development under the PNH’s supervision to strengthen law enforcement capabilities.
Haitian and Cuban researchers explore Caribbean anthropology together
In Havana, researchers from Haiti, Cuba, and France joined to explore the history of Caribbean anthropology, focusing on Haiti and Cuba. The event, part of the Cubayiti Research Network, highlights over a decade of collaborative work examining the impact of anthropology on national identity in both countries.
Ex-UN commander in Haiti sentenced for Chilean dictatorship homicide
Chilean General Eduardo Ludovico Aldunate Herman, a former deputy commander of the UN mission in Haiti, has been sentenced to 14 years for his role in a 1974 political killing during the Pinochet dictatorship. His background is now under renewed scrutiny due to his previous role with MINUSTAH in Haiti.
Dominican Senator Supports Temporary Work Permits for Haitian Laborers
Dominican officials, led by Senator Guillermo Lama, are exploring temporary work permits for Haitian laborers to address labor shortages in agriculture and construction. Proposed changes to migration law aim to create a regulated, temporary employment system.