Dominican Republic Hands Over Two 400 Mawozo Gang Members to Haiti

Dominican authorities have transferred two suspected members of the notorious 400 Mawozo gang to Haitian police as part of ongoing binational cooperation on security. The suspects, who fled to the Dominican Republic to evade justice, were handed over at the Belladère border crossing.

Opinion: What Haitian Politicians Can Learn from Abinader and Trump on National Interest

President Luis Abinader’s policies in the Dominican Republic prioritize national security, particularly through border control and immigration management, especially against Haiti. His administration’s construction of a border wall and restrictions on Haitian migrants highlight a firm stance on national sovereignty. While controversial, these policies resonate with segments of the Dominican population concerned about security and […]

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.

ECLAC Report: Haiti and Cuba Face Third Year of Economic Decline

A new report from the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) projects that Haiti and Cuba will experience economic contraction for a third consecutive year, underscoring persistent challenges in growth and stability.