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40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
State Declares Three Days of Mourning Following Milot Tragedy

State Declares Three Days of Mourning Following Milot Tragedy

The Haitian government has declared three days of national mourning and announced that it will cover the “funeral expenses of the victims” following the tragedy that occurred at the Citadelle Henri, located in the commune of Milot, where 25 people lost their lives and several others were injured.

The Milot Tragedy and Our Comfortable Little Lies

The Milot Tragedy and Our Comfortable Little Lies

“Once you die, you're wron,” goes a proverb from our home.

Operations Halted at CODEVI in the Northeast

Operations Halted at CODEVI in the Northeast

On Monday, April 13, 2026, activities were significantly disrupted at the CODEVI industrial park in Ouanaminthe, where thousands of workers began a three-day strike to denounce the deterioration of their living conditions and the inaction of the authorities in the face of a socio-economic crisis deemed unbearable.

Government and International Community Show Support After Citadelle Henri Tragedy

Government and International Community Show Support After Citadelle Henri Tragedy

Following the tragedy that left nearly 25 dead and around thirty injured at the Citadelle Henri, in Milot, in the Nord department, the Haitian government and several diplomatic representations in Port-au-Prince expressed their sympathies.

PNH Chief Conducts Inspection Tour in Downtown Area

PNH Chief Conducts Inspection Tour in Downtown Area

The Director General of the Haitian National Police, Vladimir Paraison, carried out an inspection visit on Sunday, April 12, to downtown Port-au-Prince.

Trump Administration Says Dr. Boulos Was Expelled from the U.S.

Trump Administration Says Dr. Boulos Was Expelled from the U.S.

The Trump administration claims that Pierre Reginald Boulos was “expelled” from the United States on Saturday, April 11, after a family associate had indicated that he had “left” the U.

Death Toll Reaches 25 at Citadelle Henri

Death Toll Reaches 25 at Citadelle Henri

At least 25 people lost their lives on Saturday, April 11, 2026, during a festive activity at the Citadelle Henri, located in the heights of the commune of Milot, following a crowd surge.

Toward Better Autism Care and Awareness in Haiti

Toward Better Autism Care and Awareness in Haiti

On the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day, Dr. Vardy Pharel and Yveline Alexandre raised concerns about this still little-known condition in Haiti and the daily challenges faced by families.

Autism Beyond Borders: The Hidden Isolation of Haitian Families

Autism Beyond Borders: The Hidden Isolation of Haitian Families

Autism is far more widespread than many communities realize.

Dr. Boulos Departs U.S. for Colombia Following Agreement with Authorities

Dr. Boulos Departs U.S. for Colombia Following Agreement with Authorities

Dr.

Rebuilding Infrastructure Alone Will Not Be Enough

Rebuilding Infrastructure Alone Will Not Be Enough

After the neighborhoods of lower Delmas and downtown Port-au-Prince, the country is beginning to grasp the extent of the damage caused by gangs on Avenue Christophe and its surroundings.

PNH Chief Says Gangs Control 72% of Metropolitan Area

PNH Chief Says Gangs Control 72% of Metropolitan Area

Armed gangs from the criminal coalition “Viv ansanm” control only 72% of the metropolitan region.

PNH Chief Urges Reinforcement of the Coast Guard

PNH Chief Urges Reinforcement of the Coast Guard

The Director General of the Haitian National Police (PNH), Vladimir Paraison, during a visit to Le Nouvelliste on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, emphasized the urgent need to take advantage of the opportunity provided by H.

Artemis II Mission: Essential Points to Know

Artemis II Mission: Essential Points to Know

The Artemis II mission of NASA, which saw four astronauts—three Americans and one Canadian—travel around the Moon for the first time in more than half a century, was rich in highlights, firsts, and symbols.

The Lost Art of Boredom in the Age of Endless Scrolling

The Lost Art of Boredom in the Age of Endless Scrolling

Boredom is disappearing.

Artist Manuel Mathieu to Participate in Venice Biennale 2026

Artist Manuel Mathieu to Participate in Venice Biennale 2026

Haitian-born artist Manuel Mathieu will exhibit his works at the Venice Biennale 2026, which will take place from May 9 to November 22, 2026.

14th International Finance Summit Comes to a Close

14th International Finance Summit Comes to a Close

The 14th edition of the International Finance Summit (SIF) concluded its final day on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. Held at the Marriott Hotel, the summit brought together hundreds of young people, primarily students, to discuss the financing of the Haitian economy through direct investments from the diaspora (IDD).

Haiti and the Dominican Republic: One Island, Two Divergent Economies

Haiti and the Dominican Republic: One Island, Two Divergent Economies

Once a single land and one country, Hispaniola has historically separated into two nations sharing the same island. Over the years, analysts from around the globe have observed and compared these two countries on various levels. In 2024, Pablo Arriagada, an expert in data related to poverty and inequality, undertook a comparative economic analysis of the two countries. Published on the World Bank's website, we present a summary of this analysis titled: “Haiti and the Dominican Republic: One Island, Two Divergent Economies.”

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