Judge summons three presidential advisors in BNC corruption case

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Judge Benjamin Felismé has summoned three presidential advisors for questioning in connection with a corruption scandal involving the National Credit Bank (BNC). The advisors—Emmanuel Vertilaire, Louis Gérard Gilles, and Smith Augustin—have been named in allegations of extortion and abuse of power. According to Raoul Pierre-Louis, former chairman of the BNC Board, the […]

Haiti corruption case: ULCC’s investigation leads to conviction

In a landmark decision, Haiti’s criminal court in Hinche has sentenced a public official to four years in prison for embezzling state funds. The Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC) praised the conviction of tax inspector Roudel Ducherne as a major step forward in Haiti’s battle against corruption, calling for justice to address other pending cases.

Haiti’s political transition risks instability amid CPT conflicts

Haiti’s political transition is in jeopardy following a controversial leadership change in the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and corruption allegations against three members. Internal divisions within the council have raised concerns about its ability to lead the country through a challenging period, as violence and insecurity continue to escalate.