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Haiti’s Higher Council on Wages Recommends Minimum Wage Increases of Up to 46%

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

Amid worsening inflation, insecurity, and deepening poverty, Haiti’s Conseil Supérieur des Salaires (Higher Council on Wages, CSS in French) has published its eighth report proposing a substantial increase in minimum…

1,617 Dead in 3 Months: A Bloody Toll According to BINUH

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

Figures from the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) reveal a chilling reality: 1,617 people were killed in Haiti between January and March 2025, plunging the country into an…

Undocumented but Essential: The Haitian Paradox in the Dominican Republic

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

During the week of April 30, 2025, the Dominican Association of Banana Producers (ADOBANANO) urged the government to legalize the status of 15,000 undocumented Haitian workers who are essential to…

Kenyan-led Multinational Force Calls for Resources to Combat Gangs in Haiti

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

Jack Ombaka, spokesperson for the Multinational Mission in Haiti, is urging donor countries to fulfill their commitments by providing heavy equipment to help restore security in the country. He stated…

Marie Angie Blaise, a 44-Year-Old Haitian Migrant, Dies in ICE Detention Center

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

Marie Angie Blaise, a 44-year-old Haitian migrant, died on April 25 in an ICE detention center in Florida. The exact circumstances of her death remain unclear, but witnesses report that…

Action Against Hunger Reveals Unprecedented Food Crisis in Haiti

Haiti Chronicle May 9, 2025

In April 2025, Action Against Hunger, a French humanitarian NGO, reported that 5.7 million Haitians—more than half the population—are facing acute food insecurity. Among them, over 8,400 internally displaced people…

Haitian Crisis: U.S. Embassy in Haiti Attentive to Concerns of Fulbright Program Participants

Haiti Chronicle May 9, 2025

The United States Embassy in Haiti recently held a virtual dialogue with a dozen Haitian students participating in the Fulbright Program. Ambassador Dennis Hankins and the Public Diplomacy team spoke…

TPC Demands Legal Action Against Sanctioned Haitian Figures

Haiti Chronicle May 9, 2025

The Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) is calling on Haitian judicial institutions to take up the cases of individuals sanctioned by the international community. In a letter addressed on Monday, April…

Thousands Flee Capital Port-au-Prince amid Worsening Violence and Insecurity

Haiti Chronicle April 29, 2025

Numerous civilians are fleeing the troubled nation’s capital because violent attacks are worsening and fear levels continue to rise. A place that previously attracted political power combined with commercial activities…

UN Describes Haiti as One of the Worst Humanitarian Crises Globally

Haiti Chronicle April 29, 2025

The Caribbean nation Haiti experiences what United Nations officials label one of the worst such crises worldwide. All these challenges including catastrophic food shortages along with population displacements and public…

Haiti Chronicle

Haiti’s Higher Council on Wages Recommends Minimum Wage Increases of Up to 46%

1,617 Dead in 3 Months: A Bloody Toll According to BINUH

Undocumented but Essential: The Haitian Paradox in the Dominican Republic

Kenyan-led Multinational Force Calls for Resources to Combat Gangs in Haiti

Marie Angie Blaise, a 44-Year-Old Haitian Migrant, Dies in ICE Detention Center

Action Against Hunger Reveals Unprecedented Food Crisis in Haiti

Haitian Crisis: U.S. Embassy in Haiti Attentive to Concerns of Fulbright Program Participants

TPC Demands Legal Action Against Sanctioned Haitian Figures

Thousands Flee Capital Port-au-Prince amid Worsening Violence and Insecurity

UN Describes Haiti as One of the Worst Humanitarian Crises Globally

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