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One week prior, IBC condemned AAN for not responding to six letters requesting the installation of cargo and office space containers at the airport. Now, the Miami–Les Cayes route is closer to take off, though the preparations may take more than 60 days. The post Haiti and IBC start airport prep, bringing Miami-Les Cayes flight closer | BREAKING NEWS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Petro’s second Haiti trip within just seven months revives speculation over freeing Colombians tied to President Moïse's assassination amid court order delays. A visit initially scheduled for 48 hours was suddenly cut short, with no press briefing or ceremony, leaving Port-au-Prince to question possible motives. The post Gustavo Petro’s Haiti follow-up visit sparks suspicion amid Moïse assassination inquiry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A federal judge extended Haitian TPS through Feb. 2026, delaying DHS’s early end. The story also highlights where immigrants can get legal help. The post Haitian TPS extended to February after federal court ruling appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitians displaced by gang violence gather in Port-au-Prince after gangs seize Saut-d’Eau’s sacred waterfall. The post Thousands of Haitians mark annual pilgrimage far from sacred waterfall now held by gangs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro visited Port-au-Prince for the second time this year, opening an embassy and promising to help Haiti combat gang violence. The post Colombia’s Petro visits Haiti again, pledges security support as gangs tighten grip appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The festival explores the theme “Pouvwa” or “Power” for its 8th edition, referencing Haiti’s current situation marked by debates over elections and constitutional reform, according to the organizers. It examines the relationship between women and power, especially their roles in political parties and decision-making positions, and encourages Haitian women to get involved in politics, which directly affects their lives. The post At Nègès Mawon’s 8th festival, women question their absence in Haiti’s power structure | PHOTOS appeared first on The […]
IBC Airways’s planned launch in mid-July now appears unlikely. Without the authorization of the National Airport Authority (AAN), the airline cannot start running the flights, and investment in equipment, offices and staff remains in limbo. It is unclear why IBC’s operations are now stalled over paperwork. The post IBC Airways’ Miami-Les Cayes flights grounded, airline says Haitian authorities stall approval appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Gilbert Jean, 103, a survivor of the 1937 Parsley Massacre, died in Dosmond—a rural community near the northeast border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Jean’s life was a living chronicle of survival and injustice, yet his death went largely unnoticed by the governments of both neighboring countries. The post Gilbert Jean, farmer, family man and Parsley Massacre survivor who bore witness to Trujillo’s terror, dies at 103 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite limited resources, Saint-Damien continues to provide pediatric cancer care with an estimated survival rate of 38–40%, offering free treatment to families. Haiti records between 500 and 600 new cases annually, yet 88% of affected children remain undiagnosed. The absence of a national cancer strategy and systemic constraints delays care and jeopardizes survival. The post A Florida brunch aims to help Haiti’s last childhood cancer hospital appeared first on The Haitian Times.
