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A final agreement ends months of disputes over election costs, but Haiti still lacks an electoral calendar, a final electoral decree and the official publication of the budget, leaving uncertainty over when the country's first elections in a decade will actually take place. The post Haiti approves $120M budget for long-delayed elections appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Milot Exantus, a student at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of the State University of Haiti (UEH), was shot in the right arm during the July 1 march. Fellow students said his condition was stable. The post Student shot during second protest for the relocation of Haiti’s largest hospital appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A memorial featuring photographs, candles and flowers honored slain journalist and feminist Antoinette “Netty” Duclaire's legacy while inspiring young girls to defend their rights and engage in civic life despite Haiti's ongoing challenges. The post Nègès Mawon renews calls for justice for slain Haitian journalist Antoinette Duclaire appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“Haiti is not asking for charity, but for the world to keep its promises,” António Guterres said during a short visit to the Haitian capital. Speaking at a press conference in Pétion-Ville before departing the country, Guterres said Haitians should know they are not alone and that the world cannot continue to turn away from the country's suffering. The post UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges world leaders to keep promises to Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
UN chief Antonio Guterres visited Haiti Tuesday to show solidarity with victims of gang violence, as Human Rights Watch pressed him to demand stronger protections and The post UN chief Guterres visits Haiti in ‘solidarity’ mission 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France has repealed the Code Noir — the slave law that once governed Saint-Domingue.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.
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 […]
Despite Haiti’s ongoing insecurity crisis, Flag and University Day celebrations highlighted national pride, unity and renewed calls for peace and stability in Port-au-Prince. In other cities, including Cap-Haïtien, Fort-Liberté, Gonaïves, Port-de-Paix and Léogâne, celebrations included street parades and public festivities. The post Haiti marks 223rd Flag Day with official celebrations, parades and call for unity appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A federal court approved Dimitri Vorbe’s deportation to the Dominican Republic, not Haiti, ending his U.S. immigration detention case. The post Vorbe to be deported to Dominican Republic as US closes immigration case appeared first on The Haitian Times.
