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Florida officials plan to expand immigrant detention capacity with a second site near Jacksonville, despite growing legal challenges to the existing Everglades facility. The post Florida moves to build second immigration detention center near Jacksonville appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The citizen-seismograph recorded a magnitude 4.1 earthquake southeast of Port-au-Prince, part of a sequence of tremors reported over 48 hours. The post Magnitude 4.1 earthquake recorded in near Port-au-Prince appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Amid Haiti’s deepening political and humanitarian crisis, the 10th Haiti International Film Festival offers a bold tribute to the nation’s storytellers and artists reclaiming their narrative through film and art. The post Haiti International Film Festival celebrates 10 years in LA appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s political transition faces new tension after council president Fritz Alphonse Jean denounced a press release about a port contract as unauthorized and politically damaging. The post Dispute over Haiti port lease deepens political rift appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In Haiti, amateur soccer players often play multiple weekly games without medical checks, skipping meals and facing unseen physical risks. The post Jeff Barrionette, beloved Haitian soccer midfielder with a ‘magical left foot’, dies at 27 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In her debut book, Cottecheese Pierre urges women to chase dreams, claim space, and defy the patriarchal norms that limit their lives. The post Marriage can wait: Haitian author Cottecheese Pierre launches bold guide to women’s self-worth appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The US Embassy in Port-au-Prince resumed operations Tuesday after gunfire near its Tabarre compound prompted a temporary closure. The incident comes amid a wave of incidents related to violence, including a resurgence of kidnappings, the arrest of a former senator for alleged gang ties and a UN report citing more than 1,500 deaths between April and June alone. The post US Embassy in Haiti resumes service after closure due to nearby violence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Premiering in New York, The Heroes of the Massacre River offers a detailed look at the Haitian-led canal project that became a flashpoint in the country’s recent history. The post Documentary on Haiti’s canal builders to premiere in Brooklyn appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Gang kidnappings in Kenscoff force NPH and St. Luke to shut hospitals, worsening Haiti’s health crisis. The post Nonprofits NPH and St. Luke Foundation shut down hospitals over staff kidnapping in Kenscoff appeared first on The Haitian Times.
