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The 1991 coup that ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide unleashed violent repression and mass migration from Haiti. The U.S.-led intervention that restored him in 1994 also imposed economic reforms that weakened Haiti’s institutions and deepened inequality. The post Today in history: 1991 coup removes Aristide, sparking mass migration to the US appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For parents who have taken refuge in displacement camps after fleeing gang violence, it is sheer despair. They have not only lost their homes and livelihoods but now live in precarious sanitary conditions, wondering how they can keep their children in school. The post Parents demand promised Haitian government funds to help enroll children in school appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The UN Security Council has authorized a new Gang Suppression Force for Haiti, replacing the Kenya-led missionMultinational Security Support Mission, MSS and adding permanent UN logistical support. The post UN Security Council approves new Gang Suppression Force for Haiti/ Breaking News appeared first on The Haitian Times.
By April 2025, it seemed like the women’s top individual prize in soccer was within Melchie Dumornay’s reach but by September, the Mirebalais native almost didn’t even make the top 20. If fans, media and institutions don’t push her case, her brilliance risks being overshadowed by the politics of football awards. The post Dumornay finishing 18th in Ballon d’Or race is unreasonable | Analysis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
These revelations about the minister are part of seven investigative reports submitted to the Port-au-Prince prosecutor’s office on Friday, September 26, bringing the total number of reports submitted under Hans Ludwig Joseph’s leadership to 63. The post Haitian corruption probe implicates sitting sports minister in $76K embezzlement appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From Zin’s “happy birthday” anthem to Ti Manno’s timeless lyrics, revelers at a birthday party cruised through decades of konpa, lost to the everlasting rhythm. The post From ‘David’ to ‘Bang Bang,’ these konpa mega hits still resonate decades on appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Go-kart racing, arcade games, virtual reality experiences and amusement rides are now what some children in Cap-Haïtien enjoy on Sunday evenings. Magic City Fun Park has elevated “children's fun” to a whole new level in Haiti’s second-largest city. The post Virtual visit inside Cap-Haïtien’s amusement park: ‘Magic City Fun Park’ | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s ID office says 6.3M Haitians now hold voter cards, covering about 85% of the electorate, but elections remain stalled by violence and displacement. The post Haiti registers a whopping 6M voters amid mass displacements, officials say appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From a Brooklyn apartment on 9/11, a Haitian American recalls times in the Twin Towers, chatter in her community about it and how the tragedy spurred her to claim U.S. citizenship and embrace her dual identity. The post The choice 9/11 forced me to make | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
