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Fort-Liberté to Host Haiti’s National Carnival in March 2025

For the first time in its history, Fort-Liberté will host Haiti's national carnival in March 2025, signaling hope for cultural celebration despite the country's ongoing political and security challenges.

Multinational Security Support

What We Know So Far About the New Kenyan Police Reinforcements in Haiti

Over 200 Kenyan police officers have joined the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSSM) in Haiti, stepping up international efforts to restore peace in the gang-controlled nation.

US Politics

Haiti and the Global Fragility Act: A Path Toward Stability

The United States, under the Global Fragility Act, is fostering a partnership with Haiti to address complex political and security challenges, emphasizing Haitian-led solutions and long-term stability.

US Politics

Marco Rubio Rules Out US Intervention, Advocates Multinational Support for Haiti

During his confirmation hearing for Secretary of State, Senator Marco Rubio emphasized the urgency of addressing Haiti’s deepening crisis. He called for a multinational approach to stabilize the nation, warning of the broader regional impacts of Haiti’s instability, including on its neighbor, the Dominican Republic.

Haiti Politics

Mario Andrésol Appointed Secretary of State for Public Security in Haiti

Mario Andrésol, a seasoned security expert and former Commander in Chief of the Haitian National Police, has been officially appointed as Haiti's Secretary of State for Public Security. The announcement marks a significant step in the Haitian government’s efforts to combat escalating insecurity and restore stability.

Haiti Politics

Leslie Voltaire Condemns Political Alliance with “Coalition Viv Ansanm”

Security & Crime

Former Judge Wendelle Coq-Thelot Dies Under Mysterious Circumstances in Haiti

Wendelle Coq-Thelot, a former Haitian Supreme Court judge wanted by authorities in connection with the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, passed away in Marmelade. Her death follows months on the run and raises questions about her unresolved legal status.

Security & Crime

739 New Officers Join Haitian Police to Tackle Security Challenges

The Haitian National Police (PNH) welcomed 739 new officers, including 213 women, during the graduation ceremony for its 34th cohort, named "Vertières." This milestone highlights efforts to bolster security amid gang violence and social unrest in Haiti.

Economy

Caribbean Development Bank Grants $300,000 to Strengthen Haiti’s Business Sector

The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has allocated over $300,000 to Haiti for a two-year project aimed at enhancing business activities. The initiative seeks to strengthen the country's economic framework and improve trade standards, with support from the European Union.
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