UN and U.S. condemn gang massacre in Haiti that leaves 70 dead
The United States has condemned a massacre in the Haitian town of Pont Sondé, where the armed gang Grand Grif killed 70 people, including women and children. The attack has prompted calls for increased international support to combat gang violence in Haiti.
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.
U.S. limits parole for Cuban, Nicaraguan, Haitian, and Venezuelan migrants
The U.S. government has announced that migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Venezuela who entered the country under the humanitarian parole program will not be allowed to extend their stay beyond two years, affecting more than half a million individuals.
Obama Joins Kamala Harris on Campaign Trail in Swing State Push
Former President Barack Obama will support Vice President Kamala Harris in her presidential bid, starting with a campaign event in Pittsburgh. His involvement strengthens Harris’ efforts to gain traction in swing states, just weeks before the 2024 election.
Haitian Prime Minister condemns Pont-Sondé massacre, urges national unity
Haiti’s Prime Minister Garry Conille condemned a brutal gang attack in Pont-Sondé that killed at least 54 people, calling for national unity and a coordinated government response. The government has launched a major operation to strengthen security in the region.
El Salvador to Deploy Troops to Haiti Amid Growing Security Crisis
El Salvador is set to deploy troops to Haiti as part of a multinational security mission aimed at combating the growing violence and instability in the country. This move marks a significant international effort to restore security in Haiti.
Philadelphia Union’s Danley Jean Jacques Called Up to Haiti National Team
Philadelphia Union midfielder Danley Jean Jacques has been called up to the Haiti National Team for the upcoming CONCACAF Nations League matches. He joins a group of Union players receiving international call-ups during the FIFA window.
Opinion: Is Trump’s Racism Toward Haitians and Latinos Genuine or a Campaign Tactic?
Donald Trump’s rhetoric and policies towards Haitian and Latino immigrants have sparked debate over whether they reflect deep-seated racist beliefs or a calculated campaign strategy. From his derogatory remarks about Haiti to his threats to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants, Trump’s actions have fueled racial tensions. This article examines whether his targeting of these communities is rooted in personal prejudice or is a tactic to energize his voter base.
Haiti Condemns Dominican Republic’s Mass Deportation Plan as Discriminatory
The Haitian government has condemned the Dominican Republic’s new plan to deport 10,000 Haitian nationals per week as discriminatory. Haitian Foreign Minister Dominique Dupuy called for respect of human rights and announced measures to support affected individuals, as concerns grow about the humanitarian impact on border communities.
Maersk Suspends Shipping to and from Haiti Amid Escalating Violence
Maersk has suspended all new shipping bookings to and from Haiti due to ongoing violence at Port-au-Prince, impacting the country’s ability to process cargo. The suspension, in effect since September 27, 2024, seeks to prevent terminal congestion amid growing concerns over piracy and gang violence in the region.