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.
Leslie Voltaire Condemns Political Alliance with “Coalition Viv Ansanm”
Leslie Voltaire, president of Haiti’s Presidential Transitional Council (CPT), has strongly denounced an alliance between prominent Haitian political figures and the notorious gang coalition, “Viv Ansanm.” The alliance, involving individuals such as Claude Joseph, Liné Balthazar, André Michel, Saurel Yacinthe, and Rosny Cadet, has sent shockwaves through the nation. It highlights what many see as […]
New Sanctions and $25 Million Reward Target Venezuela’s Maduro and Allies
The U.S., EU, and UK have imposed new sanctions on Venezuelan officials, with the U.S. increasing its reward for information leading to Nicolás Maduro’s capture to $25 million.
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.
Belize Readies for Haiti Deployment Amid Soldier Concerns Over Allowances
Belize is preparing for a deployment to Haiti as part of a Kenyan-led mission, but concerns about allowances among soldiers are raising questions. Local media reports indicate ongoing preparations, with the Prime Minister assuring readiness and safety measures for the mission.
Nicolas Maduro Sworn in for Third Term Amidst Controversy
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has been inaugurated for a third six-year term despite contested election results. The opposition and international critics have labeled the process undemocratic, while Maduro calls it a victory for democracy.
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.
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.
Kenyan Consul General Nominee Pledges Support for Officers in Haiti
Noor Gabow, Kenya’s Consul General Nominee to Haiti, has promised to enhance the welfare of Kenyan police officers deployed to the multinational mission in Haiti. Gabow dismissed claims of unpaid salaries or officer resignations, emphasizing the team’s commitment to restoring stability in the troubled nation.
Haiti’s Role in Regional Remittances as Dominican Republic Hits $10 Billion
The Dominican Republic received over $10 billion in remittances in 2024, a record-breaking figure. Among the contributors to this inflow, Haiti’s role highlights its economic interconnectedness with the region, underscoring the significance of diaspora-driven economies.