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Feb. 7 marks a day of profound political change in Haiti, from the fall of a dictatorship to the promise of democracy. The post Today in Haitian history: February 7 marks Duvalier ouster, first Aristide presidency appeared first on The Haitian Times.
this day in 2010, Haiti endured one of the deadliest natural disasters in its history — a quake that took hundreds of thousands of lives, displaced millions and changed the nation forever. The post Today in history: remembering the earthquake that reshaped haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Barely a month after Haitians elected Jean-Bertrand Aristide in a landslide, remnants of the Duvalier regime attempted to seize power by force. The post Today in history: Roger Lafontant’s failed coup tested Haiti’s fragile democracy appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Ancestors’ Day, observed on Jan. 2, honors the Haitians who sacrificed their lives for freedom and independence, extending the nation’s historic Jan. 1 celebrations. The post Today in history: Jan. 2 marks Ancestors’ Day for Haitians worldwide appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Every Jan. 1, Haitians across the globe honor the revolution that shattered slavery and reshaped the world, while recommitting to the unfinished work of freedom. The post Today in History: Haiti proclaims independence on Jan. 1, 1804 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitians made history on Dec. 16, 1990, voting in the nation’s first free presidential election. Jean‑Bertrand Aristide won by a landslide, backed by a hopeful and jubilant electorate. The post Today in history: Haiti’s first free presidential election brings Jean‑Bertrand Aristide to power appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A newly founded theater troupe in Cap-Haïtien is reclaiming little-known aspects of Haiti’s early history with a play that examines and reenacts the motives behind the murder of one of Haiti’s central revolution figures—Jean-Jacques Dessalines. The post Cap-Haïtien theater company ‘Kay’Art’ revives untold history of Jean-Jacques Dessalines’ assassination | Photos appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s iconic battle cry “grenadye, alaso” has deep roots in a French military command but endures today as a distinctly Haitian symbol of unity and resistance. The post Why ‘Grenadye, alaso’ is Haiti’s World Cup rally cry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
On Nov. 18, 1803, Haitian revolutionaries defeated Napoleon’s troops in the Battle of Vertières, clinching the fight for independence. The post Today in history: the Battle of Vertières secures Haitian independence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
