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A commuter bus headed to Caracol Industrial Park overturned at the dangerous Madras bend in Haiti’s northeast, killing eight and injuring at least 26. The crash underscores long-standing safety concerns on National Road 6. The post Bus crash on Haiti’s deadly National Road 6 kills at least 8, injures 26 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“My house… the money… the merchandise… everything must be protected,” cried a Haitian woman severely burned in a blast caused by unsafe unloading and illegally stored fuel. Six hours after the fire started on Dec. 6, the blaze continued to ravage homes in Fort-Liberté’s Dufour neighborhood while most residents watched helplessly. The post Fuel blast in Haiti’s Fort-Liberté injures residents, destroys homes amid improper storage and lack of emergency response appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A new City Council resolution designates July 26 as Haitian Konpa Day, honoring the music and dance tradition that has shaped generations of Haitians. The post New York City designates July 26 as Haitian Konpa Day appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As Epicenter NYC reports, the quiet of a Queens morning was shattered when ICE agents blocked streets and detained residents, sparking fear and rapid community response. The post An assault on Jackson Heights and our way of life in Queens appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The arrests mark the first major step in a case that had stalled for weeks, raising frustration among the girl’s family, Haitian officials, and Human Rights advocates. Dominican prosecutors say the four employees of the Leonardo Da Vinci Institute were detained on suspicion of extreme negligence during the school trip, citing serious safety lapses and inadequate supervision. The post Four arrested in Haitian student drowning investigation in the DR appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The play Pye Kase, performed by Youyou and written by Jacques Adler Jean-Pierre after a foot fracture, recounts his forced exile from Haiti. Fleeing insecurity and kidnapping threats, he reached the U.S., yet still faced loneliness, precarity, and the pain of displacement. The post Haiti’s ‘Festival Quatre Chemins’ stages an exile’s tale of a broken foot and nostalgia appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jeriah Mast, a former missionary from Ohio, was indicted on federal charges alleging he abused minors during years of church-sponsored trips to Haiti. Authorities say Jeriah Mast admitted to abusing about 30 children in Haiti and others in Ohio. The post Ex-Ohio missionary charged with sexually abusing minors in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Joly Germine, the imprisoned leader of 400 Mawozo, was sentenced to life in prison for orchestrating the hostage-taking of 16 American missionaries. The sentencing comes as U.S. officials ramp up efforts to target Haitian gang leaders, including Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier. The post Former 400 Mawozo gang leader sentenced to life for kidnapping 16 US missionaries appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Two weeks after Haitian student Stephora Joseph drowned on a school trip in Santiago, the Leonardo da Vinci Institute issued a brief statement offering condolences but no details. Her family, citing extreme negligence and unanswered questions, has filed a formal complaint as calls for accountability grow. The post DR attorney general fast-tracks probe into Haitian student drowning on school trip appeared first on The Haitian Times.
