editorial

Things Are Moving Internationally, Is Haiti Aware of It?

Things are happening in the Haiti file.

The Dilemma of Our Authorities

Since this past weekend, the extent of the damage in neighborhoods of lower Delmas and Port-au-Prince, which have been under gang control for months, has begun to emerge.

Haiti Doesn’t Lack Plans to Overcome the Crisis

After the meetings and missions of CARICOM conducted by the Eminent Persons of the regional organization, attention has turned to a roadmap from the Organization of American States (OAS) as a crisis exit plan for Haiti.

Kenscoff: A Launching Pad for Restoring Security?

The arrival of a new high command at the head of the National Police is being met with both enthusiasm and skepticism, judging by public debate.

The United States of America and Haiti: How to Improve the Relationship

The United States of America is the primary home for Haitians living outside Haiti, the leading source of remittances to Haiti, the main donor to the police and the MSS, the principal supporter of humanitarian aid to Haiti, the sponsor of the Haiti file at the UN, the main backer of the Transitional Presidential Council, etc.

Downtown Port-au-Prince: Between Vegetation and Trash, a Symbol of Defeat

A video has been circulating from phone to phone these past days.

OAS Shifts from One Roadmap to the Next in Search of a Plan for Haiti

The meeting announced by the Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Albert Ramdin, took place on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, in Washington.

Back-to-School: What Does the Government Have in Store for Parents?

The official date for the start of the school year is now known: Wednesday, October 1, 2025.

Continuity in Immobility?

It has been more than a week since a new coordinator took office at the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT).

August 14: A Defining Moment for Haiti?

This August 14 should have been a day of celebration, with the new public holiday added to the calendar.

Which Horse Is the CPT Betting On: Security, Elections, Constitutional Reforms, or Governance?

The Transitional Presidential Council is burning through the days of its mandate without delivering major results.

Willy Romélus’ Journey Serving Haiti

The first time I saw Monsignor Romélus was in December 1985, in the courtyard of the Saint-Jean l’Évangéliste school in Turgeau.