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9,000 new displaced persons and 22,000 migrants deported in November 2025, according to IOM

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

In November 2025, more than 9,000 people were forced to flee their homes in the West and Artibonite departments under pressure from armed gangs. According to the IOM, these displacements…

Regional security: the United States Condemns a Key Actor In Arms Trafficking to Haiti

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

U.S. justice has handed down a heavy sentence in an arms-trafficking case involving Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Jonathan Rafael Ortega Martinez was sentenced to ten years in federal prison…

Haiti and Gangs: 18 Countries Prepares to Deploy 5,500 Agents

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

A new security architecture is being prepared for Haiti, with 18 countries committing to deploy forces to combat armed gangs. This future mission is expected to replace the current multinational…

Eight Suspects Arrested In Murder of Two Teenage Girls in Camp-Perrin

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

On the night of December 6–7, two teenage girls, Valentina and Velenda Gaspard, were shot dead in their home in the locality of Tibi, Camp-Perrin, in southern Haiti. Unidentified armed…

Haitian Public Finances: Fifteen Years of Excesses Laid Bare by Court of Auditors

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

The Superior Court of Accounts and Administrative Litigation made public, on December 11, 2025, a comprehensive report on the evolution of public finances from 2009 to 2024. The institution presents…

An Intellectual Resistance Links Haiti and Mexico

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

Haiti’s State University and the National Autonomous University of Mexico officially launched the Makaya-Cuitláhuac Chair on December 8, 2025, following an academic cooperation agreement between the two institutions. The initiative…

Elected Member Executed In Gang Attack In Léogâne

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

An armed group carried out a deadly raid on the night of December 11–12, 2025, in Opak, Léogâne, ransacking and setting fire to several homes and forcing dozens of families…

The Haitian community protests at the border for Stephora Anne-Mircie Joseph

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

The death by drowning of Stephora Anne-Mircie Joseph, an 11-year-old Haitian schoolgirl, sparked a peaceful demonstration at the Ouanaminthe border post on December 11, 2025. Protesters demanded a full investigation…

Port-au-Prince Mayor, Youry Chevry, Faces Forceful Justice Operation

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

Specialized forces raided Youry Chevry’s residence in Debrosse on Friday, launching an operation that lasted several hours and involved the Research and Intervention Brigade. Access was forced, the gate damaged,…

Identification Office Pilots Identity Card for Children

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

Reynold Guerrier recalls that “the ONI (National Office of Identification) will provide every child with an identity,” a measure he deems essential to ensure equitable access to public services. According…

Haiti Chronicle

9,000 new displaced persons and 22,000 migrants deported in November 2025, according to IOM

Regional security: the United States Condemns a Key Actor In Arms Trafficking to Haiti

Haiti and Gangs: 18 Countries Prepares to Deploy 5,500 Agents

Eight Suspects Arrested In Murder of Two Teenage Girls in Camp-Perrin

Haitian Public Finances: Fifteen Years of Excesses Laid Bare by Court of Auditors

An Intellectual Resistance Links Haiti and Mexico

Elected Member Executed In Gang Attack In Léogâne

The Haitian community protests at the border for Stephora Anne-Mircie Joseph

Port-au-Prince Mayor, Youry Chevry, Faces Forceful Justice Operation

Identification Office Pilots Identity Card for Children

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