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Jean Morose Viliena, former mayor of Les Irois, Haiti, has been sentenced in the U.S. for visa fraud, with deportation likely after his prison term. The post Former Haitian mayor sentenced to 9 years in US prison for visa fraud | Breaking News appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Nearly 100 young creators transformed the municipal courtyard in Delmas into a living gallery of hope. At the 5th edition of Expo Jeunes, artisans showcased handcrafted fashion, food, and art—turning craft into quiet defiance. Their work sent a clear message: creativity is resistance, and resilience is woven into every thread, brushstroke, and dish served. The post Haitian entrepreneurs fuse style, culture and social impact appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Nearly three years after gangs took control of Mirebalais—looting the local prison, setting homes on fire, disrupting hospitals and schools, and killing dozens of residents—the government and police authorities have still not regained control of the city. This ongoing situation has fueled frustration among residents in areas spared from attacks, prompting them to shut down the Peligre power plant for a second time. The post ‘The only pressure we have left’: Port-au-Prince hit by second blackout as residents weaponize power […]
Passionate basketball fan, Otniel Despagne, makes sure his phone is fully charged by the time each game starts. He usually sets it to “do not disturb” and goes wherever the internet has a stronger signal, so he doesn't miss a thing. The post Haitian friends cling to passion for basketball despite country’s crises; now they’re close to witnessing history, a player of their origin lifts the NBA trophy appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Residents of La Croix Saint-Joseph, a rural community in northwest Haiti, foiled the kidnapping of two residents from nearby Saint-Louis-du-Nord and now face violent reprisals from gangs. They are calling for urgent police support for their security. The post Residents in Northwest Haiti fought back against kidnapping attempt, now they call for help as gangs retaliate appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Among Vallières’ most remarkable but overlooked treasures is Fort Salnave. Perched on Mornes Nicolo, the fort offers panoramic views of northern and central Haiti—even stretching to the Atlantic coast. Built between 1867 and 1869 under the presidency of Sylvain Salnave, the fort was designed to help defend Haiti’s independence and sovereignty in the face of external threats. The post Hidden in Haiti’s mountains, Vallières pushes for a tourism-fueled revival appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Nazon, who is 31 now as mentioned, is not as explosive as he was in his early 20s nor as skillful. The post Pierrot and Nazon had their time — Haiti needs fresh blood up top after 1‑0 loss to Saudi Arabia | ANALYSIS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In this Q&A, mayoral candidate Zellnor Myrie shares how his Caribbean roots shape his priorities on housing, immigrant protections, and city leadership. The post Zellnor Myrie on creating 1 million homes and being ‘livid’ for Haitians: ‘This is personal for me’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
No suspects held in Haiti have stood trial in the 2021 assassination of President Moïse. As violence and judicial breakdowns stall local proceedings, U.S. courts are prosecuting key figures. The post Haiti’s president was killed 4 years ago. The questions around his death remain unanswered appeared first on The Haitian Times.
