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Every day, garbage trucks from Fort-Liberté, Ouanaminthe and Ferrier communes unload waste near the facility while authorities wait for a critical piece of equipment needed to begin operations. The post Fort-Liberté residents demand action as new landfill remains closed appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The graduation ceremony held on May 29 came just hours before three police officers and a civilian were killed during an operation against the Gran Grif gang in the Artibonite Department, underscoring both the risks officers face and the urgent need for a security personnel boost. The post Haiti police graduate 1200 recruits, hours before 3 officers slain appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s World Cup return has fans rallying behind the Grenadiers, even as hardship and violence continue across the country. The post Haitians switch soccer allegiances from Brazil as Grenadiers end World Cup drought appeared first on The Haitian Times.
France has repealed the Code Noir — the slave law that once governed Saint-Domingue. For Haitians, the vote reopens a ledger that was never truly closed. The post France repeals slavery-era Black Code, with tears and history in the chamber appeared first on The Haitian Times.
While Haitian officials have presented the specialized judicial units as a historic step to combat gang crimes, corruption and sexual violence, human rights organizations warn that insecurity, limited jurisdiction and weak judicial independence could prevent the reform from delivering meaningful results. The post Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The controversy arises as Haiti struggles to organize its first national elections in nearly a decade amid escalating gang violence, institutional paralysis, and a prolonged political transition. Several political and civil society leaders, along with lawyers, argue that, if adopted, the decree will undermine the electoral body's independence by creating a government-appointed Director General position and imposing stricter requirements on political parties and candidates. The post Haitian government accused of trying to tighten control over elections through controversial decree changes […]
Michel Saint-Croix, a business leader and political figure who served as mayor of Cap-Haïtien from 2006 to 2011, has returned to the post, replacing Angie Bell, who led the municipality briefly. In his inaugural speech, Saint-Croix explained the circumstances of his appointment and vowed to tackle the city’s many challenges with “everyone's support and collaboration.” The post Ex-Mayor Michel Saint-Croix returns to lead Cap-Haïtien amid deepening sanitation crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Moments later, he heard a gunshot and his son calling for him, crying, ‘Papa, papa.’ Josué had been hit, struck in two fingers on his right hand. Another bullet entered through his navel. The post ‘They took Josué from me,’ mourns father of 11-year-old caught in crossfire in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Wisner Désir, a 24-year-old boat captain who has worked in maritime transport for seven years, said operators are demanding fairer regulations and lower fees. Several boat owners accused authorities of undermining an already fragile sector. The post Haiti’s Northwest turns to sea travel as gangs block roads, but operators say soaring fees threaten key alternative appeared first on The Haitian Times.
