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Workers in Haiti’s northeast say the minimum wage increase of $2.40 per day is not enough as living costs soar. While some have returned to work after a weeks-long strike, many continue to protest, slowing operations at CODEVI in Ouanminthe—one of the country’s largest industrial hubs. The post Haiti textile workers reject government’s modest pay raise, maintain strike appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian Restaurant Week is expanding its community partnerships this year in an effort to strengthen support for Haitian-owned restaurants and vendors. The post Haitian Restaurant Week expands through partnerships with Little Haiti BK, Little Caribbean appeared first on The Haitian Times.
After Spirit Airlines’ collapse, travelers face urgent decisions on how to get home and recover their money. The post Spirit Airlines shutdown: what travelers need to know about refunds and getting home appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations after 34 years, a move that could affect Haiti travel. The post Spirit Airlines shuts down after 34 years, leaving travelers stranded appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Fuel prices rose up to about 40% in Haiti as global tensions rattle oil markets. Authorities deny shortages but warn against speculation and black market sales across the country as long lines grow. The post Haiti raises fuel prices, but warns against scams to drive black market sales appeared first on The Haitian Times.
With large-scale infrastructure projects like the Port-à-l’Écu airport seen as essential for long-term development, residents say immediate action is what the region needs most. The post Residents of Haiti’s Northwest demand completion of airport 20 years in the making appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Introduced after the 2010 earthquake to boost economic resilience, the Village Savings and Loan Associations (AVÈK) have supported financial inclusion and entrepreneurship across Haiti. However, their sustainability remains challenged by repayment risks, lack of guarantees, and ongoing economic instability. The post Dozens in Haiti rely on savings groups to access credit where bank loans are unavailable appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Workers describe a high-speed production environment where carcasses move along a “disassembly line,” broken down with power knives, saws and hooks. Floors are often slick with blood and grease, while noise, chemicals and heat create hazardous conditions. The post Promises of fast cash pull Haitians into JBS, harsh conditions push them out — and to strike appeared first on The Haitian Times.
TPS uncertainty slows Springfield’s Haitian economy as families cut spending and rely on community support. The post TPS limbo puts financial strain on Springfield’s Haitians, slows down their businesses appeared first on The Haitian Times.
