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Haiti does not need another symbol of hope. It needs a government committed to the hard work of rebuilding institutions and restoring public trust. The post Haiti doesn’t need another “savior.” It needs governance | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Forty years after Feb. 7, 1986, Haiti is not in need of more symbolism. Freedom was won, but never organized. The result is a state emptied of meaning and a people betrayed by those meant to lead. The post Forty years after Duvalier, Haiti must break with the past | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Gang violence has turned everyday life in Haiti into an exercise in survival. A Haitian doctor reflects on fear, loss and resilience. The post In Haiti, as gangs turn life into survival, every day feels like the last | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s instability stems from more than corruption and gangs. U.S. policies and interventions have long undermined democracy and sovereignty. The post U.S. must stop fueling Haiti’s instability appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s World Cup run offers more than bragging rights—it’s a rare chance to rebrand the nation on the global stage through smart, strategic diplomacy. The post Football brings Haiti on the world stage; let’s use football diplomacy to keep it there appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a year marked by upheaval and perseverance, The Haitian Times deepened its commitment to telling our people’s stories — and we’re just getting started. The post A year of impact, and what comes next for The Haitian Times appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions as seldom portrayed. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Sailboats, ‘sauts’ and staff calm traffic, airline and official pains | Part 3 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s northern coastline and strategic location make it a natural hub for nearshoring, manufacturing, and tourism — if investors are willing to see its potential beyond the headlines. The post Haiti is not a lost cause. It’s the Caribbean’s hidden investment frontier | Opinion 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.
