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A large shipment of marijuana recently seized off Haiti coast highlights the country’s growing role in regional drug trafficking routes. Despite law enforcement’s stepped-up operations, that role is expanding as persistent gang control continues to further destabilize the country. The post US Coast Guard transfers nearly 1.4 tons of marijuana to Haiti police appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As Haitian Heritage Month begins, global recognition of Haitian culture stands in stark contrast to the deepening crises in Haiti — raising urgent questions about what celebration should mean today. The post Haitian Heritage Month arrives with pride, pain and a key question 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.
The revised proposal comes alongside ongoing efforts to align the electoral process with the National Pact and a newly drafted electoral decree, as the CEP prepares to publish a revised electoral calendar to restart the suspended process. The post Haiti’s electoral council revises $250M budget after government pushback appeared first on The Haitian Times.
City officials, responding to calls from residents, recently dug the irrigation canal to prevent water from flowing into the streets, but protesters said this is not a long-term solution and won’t stop protesting until an actual repair begins. The post Cap-Haïtien protesters vow to keep blocking highway until government begins road and canal repairs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The case dates back to July 2022, when police intercepted a shipment of weapons and ammunition intended for the Episcopal Church of Haiti in Port-au-Prince. A search uncovered 18 assault rifles, a shotgun, pistols, nearly 20,000 rounds of ammunition, magazines and $50,000 in fake cash. The post Haiti court orders Episcopal Church leaders, ex-officials to stand trial in arms trafficking case appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Kenya-led mission exits Haiti after falling short of its goals, leaving a worsening security crisis behind. The UN says over 90% of Port-au-Prince is controlled by armed groups, and internal displacement continues to rise. Many rights groups also say the mission failed to help neutralize key gang leaders or restore lasting state control. The post Final group of Kenyan officers leaves Haiti as security mission ends in failure appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Belgian military aircraft struck by gunfire during landing in Port-au-Prince has revived debate over airport security and ongoing U.S. flight restrictions. Economist Etzer Emile emphasizes that the issue is less about closure than about security guarantees, noting that the Haitian government must rebuild confidence with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration authorities. The post Haitians revive claims of plot to block Port-au-Prince airport operations after Belgian plane incident appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Cap-Haïtien turned into the most dangerous city in Haiti on World Circus Day as performers threw around machetes and fire to celebrate the day. The post Cap-Haïtien starts playing with fire as college group holds first circus show | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
