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Some Cap-Haïtien residents expected no major food fairs downtown, as nothing had started by noon. Organizers hesitated due to protests, but when the day remained peaceful, they delivered an unforgettable Agricultural Day, giving residents a taste they won’t forget. The post Haitians whip out flavorful dishes on Agriculture and Labor Day | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Workers in Haiti’s northeast say the minimum wage increase of $2.40 per day is not enough as living costs soar. While some have returned to work after a weeks-long strike, many continue to protest, slowing operations at CODEVI in Ouanminthe—one of the country’s largest industrial hubs. The post Haiti textile workers reject government’s modest pay raise, maintain strike appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Healthcare workers' strike shuts the main health center in Haiti’s northeast town of Ouanaminthe, leaving patients stranded. The workers, protesting to demand months of unpaid wages, said they won’t return to work until they receive their long-overdue arrears. The post Hospital shuts down in Haiti’s Ouanaminthe after months of unpaid wages, leaving patients without care appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Grief, fear and unanswered questions linger in Savanne Longue, a village in Ounaminthe, after a deadly machete attack and mob lynching—reflecting deeper failures in Haiti’s justice and mental health systems. The post Haitian man attacks village in Haiti’s northeast, kills 3 with machete before being lynched appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Inaugurated with fanfare, the Ouanaminthe Court of First Instance remains an empty shell, paralyzed by executive interference and untraceable judicial appointments. The post Haiti’s Ouanaminthe reopens courthouse after a century, but justice has yet to arrive appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In Cité Vilmard’s neighborhood of Ouanaminthe, a 22-year-old man stabbed his father to death and injured at least three other people. The tragedy that took place on Fèt Gede weekend exposes Haiti’s fragile mental health system and its intersection with spiritual beliefs. The post Young man kills father in Haiti’s northeast amid deepening mental health crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A 6-year-old’s disappearance in Ouanaminthe has revived fears of organ trafficking. As more children go missing near Haiti’s border, families demand answers while officials give conflicting responses. The post Haiti-Investigation: Child disappearance near border reignites fears of organ trafficking in Haiti amid stalled investigation appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A fatal construction collapse in Ouanaminthe killed two and injured nearly a dozen, reigniting warnings about chaotic building practices and concerns about gaps in oversight. The post 2 dead, nearly a dozen critically injured in Haiti’s northeast construction collapse appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“Integrity Clubs” have launched in Haiti’s classrooms to combat corruption. Evens Fils, the northeast director of the country’s anti-corruption unit, ULCC, emphasized the need to educate a generation that moves away from corrupt practices. He referred to corruption as a cancer that is undermining Haitian society. The post In Haiti’s northeast, ‘Integrity Clubs’ sow seeds of anti-corruption education appeared first on The Haitian Times.
