Cap-Haïtien Boosts Security to Attract More Tourists

Cap-Haïtien is intensifying efforts to make its tourism sector a central pillar of the local economy, with enhanced security as a cornerstone of its new development strategy aimed at attracting international visitors and supporting local growth.

Dominican Agriculture Hit Hard by Haitian Worker Deportations

Dominican agricultural employers are struggling to regularize Haitian workers after the government’s recent deportation plan. With up to 90% of workers in certain sectors being Haitian, the industry faces labor shortages. Osmar Benítez of the Dominican Agribusiness Board has called for temporary solutions and emphasized the need to attract more Dominican workers.

Haitian Americans: the unexpected voting bloc that could sway 2024

Haitian Americans, often overlooked in political discussions, could play a critical role in deciding the outcome of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. With rising voter engagement and influence in key swing states, their impact might surprise both politicians and voters alike.

Caribbean gang violence spreads beyond Haiti to Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Trinidad

Gang violence in the Caribbean has expanded beyond Haiti, impacting several other territories, including Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago. Rivalries fueled by weapons proliferation and drug trafficking have caused significant violence, leaving civilians vulnerable despite efforts by local governments to curb the crisis.