Aristide Calls for Action on Haiti’s Security Crisis

Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide calls for urgent action on Haiti’s security crisis during a UNIFA graduation ceremony, urging authorities to move beyond empty promises.
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 […]
Haitian transition council faces pressure over corruption allegations

The Haitian Presidential Transition Council faces pressure to remove three members implicated in a corruption scandal. The council has resisted calls for their dismissal, citing legal constraints, as it prepares for major administrative reforms.
Opinion: Lessons for Haiti’s CPT from Europe and the U.S. on corruption

Haiti’s Presidential Transition Council (CPT) can learn valuable lessons from Europe and the U.S. on how to tackle corruption through stronger transparency measures, conflict of interest regulations, and international cooperation.
Haiti’s transitional council acknowledges ULCC corruption report implicating three members

The Presidential Transition Council (CPT) has taken note of a report from Haiti’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), which implicates three of its members in a corruption scandal involving the National Credit Bank (BNC). The council is preparing to take action while ensuring institutional stability.
Haiti’s Prime Minister Marks 100 Days with Limited Security Gains

Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has completed 100 days in office with limited progress on key issues. While efforts to establish the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) for 2025 elections have moved forward, the government’s response to the ongoing security crisis remains insufficient. Armed gangs continue to control large areas of Port-au-Prince, causing public frustration as Conille faces pressure for more decisive action. Despite international support, including the deployment of a Multinational Security Support Mission, the government’s efforts to restore peace and regain territory have yet to yield significant results.
Haiti’s Transition Leader Discusses Army Strengthening

Port-au-Prince, September 19, 2024 – Leslie Voltaire, President of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), visited the headquarters of the Haitian Armed Forces (FAD’H) on Wednesday, engaging in strategic talks aimed at reinforcing the army. During discussions with Lieutenant General Derby Guerrier, the FAD’H commander-in-chief, Voltaire emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring the army’s optimal function, […]
