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The 31st Edition of Livres en Folie Scheduled for June 19

The 31st Edition of Livres en Folie Scheduled for June 19

The 31st edition of Livres en folie will take place on June 19 under the theme “Understanding Haiti through our reference books: anthologies, codes, dictionaries, encyclopedias…”, announced Le Nouvelliste director Max Chauvet on April 28, 2025.

President Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Spare Haiti

President Trump’s 10% Tariffs Will Spare Haiti

The Trump administration will not apply the 10% tariffs on duty-free textile products exported to the U.

Government Lowers Its Targets for Financing Recovery Projects

Government Lowers Its Targets for Financing Recovery Projects

The Haitian government is no longer seeking $1.

No International Aid Unless Haiti Presents Security Strategy

No International Aid Unless Haiti Presents Security Strategy

On April 22, an important meeting on Haiti took place in Washington, on the sidelines of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings.

Rameau Normil at the Center of Tensions among CPT Members

Rameau Normil at the Center of Tensions among CPT Members

While the National Police struggles to counter the bloody actions of criminal groups that continue to terrorize the population, members of the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) are divided over whether or not to keep Rameau Normil at the head of the PNH.

Assassinations and Kidnappings in Port-au-Prince, Armed Attack in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

Assassinations and Kidnappings in Port-au-Prince, Armed Attack in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

The ordeal of Port-au-Prince is unending.

Jean-Charles Moïse Issues Ultimatum, Threatens to Pull Vertilaire from the CPT

Jean-Charles Moïse Issues Ultimatum, Threatens to Pull Vertilaire from the CPT

Two weeks — that’s the deadline Jean-Charles Moïse, leader of the political party Pitit Dessalines, has given the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) before recalling his representative, Emmanuel Vertilaire. One year after the CPT’s installation, the former senator, speaking on the April 28, 2025 edition of Panel Magik, noted a lack of political will from the leadership to find solutions to the country’s problems. He no longer intends to endorse the actions of this administration if no progress is made.

S.O.S for Dr. Delange Augustin

S.O.S for Dr. Delange Augustin

A fellow compatriot, Dr.

Haitian Government Offers Support to Nationals Facing Deportation in the Dominican Republic

Haitian Government Offers Support to Nationals Facing Deportation in the Dominican Republic

While Dominican authorities intensify waves of deportations, often violating the rights of Haitian nationals, the Haitian government has announced the repatriation "under dignified conditions of compatriots in an irregular migration situation who have expressed the desire to return to the country.

Russian Foreign Minister Scheduled to Open Embassy in Santo Domingo

Russian Foreign Minister Scheduled to Open Embassy in Santo Domingo

The Dominican Republic is set to welcome Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov early next week for the inauguration of his country's embassy.

Widening Gap Between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Widening Gap Between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Since Haiti’s decision to build a canal to capture and use the water from the Massacre River in August 2023, relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic have continued to deteriorate.

Raoul Peck’s “Orwell: 2+2=5” Debuts at Cannes

Raoul Peck’s “Orwell: 2+2=5” Debuts at Cannes

Franco-Haitian filmmaker and director Raoul Peck has just released his latest biopic titled Orwell: 2+2=5. It is a documentary film in which Peck revisits the life and work of George Orwell, author of 1984 and Animal Farm. The film will premiere at the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, which will be held in France from May 13 to 24.

Ira Paul Lowenthal, Haitian Culture Specialist and Great Friend of Haiti, Passes Away

Ira Paul Lowenthal, Haitian Culture Specialist and Great Friend of Haiti, Passes Away

American anthropologist and ethnologist Ira Paul Lowenthal passed away on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, after a long battle with cancer. He was known for his work on Haiti for nearly four decades, including the research that led to his doctoral dissertation.

Port-au-Prince Sinks, CPT President Strolls Away

Port-au-Prince Sinks, CPT President Strolls Away

Eleven days after taking office as President of the CPT, economist Fritz Alphonse Jean, one of the leaders who had promised a "war budget," embarked on a tour that some describe as a "leisurely excursion," while Port-au-Prince sinks under the terror of armed gangs.

Violence in Kenscoff: Two Dead, Three Kidnapped, and Several Homes Set on Fire on Monday, March 24

Violence in Kenscoff: Two Dead, Three Kidnapped, and Several Homes Set on Fire on Monday, March 24

The commune of Kenscoff was the scene of a new wave of violence carried out by armed bandits on Monday, March 24, 2025.

Kenscoff: 52 Days of Terror from Viv Ansanm Gang

Kenscoff: 52 Days of Terror from Viv Ansanm Gang

Since Monday, January 27, 2025, the commune of Kenscoff, located in the mountains above the Haitian capital, has been living in terror under the relentless assaults of the criminal coalition Viv Ansanm. This group of armed bandits, responsible for numerous acts of violence and atrocities, has expanded its control over several localities in the commune, to the great distress of residents and local authorities.

Haiti crisis on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's agenda

Haiti crisis on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's agenda

The Haiti file is the subject of discussions this week between U.

A Friday of Fires and Panic in Port-au-Prince

A Friday of Fires and Panic in Port-au-Prince

A high level of tension reigns in downtown Port-au-Prince on the evening of Friday, March 14, 2025.

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