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American Marines Attacked by “400 Mawozo” Gang

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

Over two days, Haiti’s capital saw a sharp escalation in armed violence, including attacks directly targeting U.S. forces and specialized Haitian National Police (HNP) units, highlighting rapid deterioration in an…

Apaid Affair: Disturbing Videos, Sanctions, and the Power of the Oligarchy

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

Since mid-November 2025, the Haitian National Police (HNP) has been investigating a controversy involving businessman André “Andy” Apaid Jr. Several videos circulating online show disturbing scenes: what appear to be…

Electoral Calendar Presented Amid Full Crisis

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP in French) officially submitted the draft electoral decree and the election calendar to the executive on November 14, stating that this step is essential. The…

Seventy Political Parties Demand New Transition and End of CPT After February 7

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

More than sixty political parties and organizations have united to call for a clear break with the current Transitional Presidential Council. Their proposal outlines an immediate shift in political direction…

Ronald Joseph Says He Is Not Hiding and Is Ready to Respond to Summons

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

Former director-general of the National Education Fund (FNE), Ronald Joseph, says he was “surprised” by the wanted notice issued by the ULCC on November 10. From Canada, where he is…

Elections 2026: Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Promises Parity, but Sexism Still Dominates Haiti

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé launched a national campaign in Port-au-Prince to boost women’s participation in the upcoming elections. Under the slogan “No democracy without women,” he promotes political inclusion…

Angry Professors Paralyze the Limonade University Campus

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

The Henry Christophe Campus in Limonade has experienced total paralysis for several days due to a teachers’ strike. Professors denounce unacceptable working conditions that undermine academic activities. Central to their…

1,247 Dead, 710 Injured: BINUH Denounces Haiti’s Security Collapse

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

The latest UN (BINUH) report reveals an apocalyptic situation: between July and September 2025, 1,247 people were killed and 710 injured in armed clashes across the country. These figures reflect…

Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Pushes For Credible Elections While Doubts Persist

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé met on Tuesday with national and international actors involved in the electoral process. Officially, the meeting aimed to “strengthen coordination” and accelerate preparations, but less…

Haiti’s Capital in Blackout; State Power Company Cites Criminal Attacks

Haiti Chronicle November 17, 2025

For several days, Haiti’s capital has been plunged into darkness, deepening frustration among residents already dealing with insecurity and repeated power outages. On November 10, 2025, Haiti’s electricity company (Electricite…

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American Marines Attacked by “400 Mawozo” Gang

Apaid Affair: Disturbing Videos, Sanctions, and the Power of the Oligarchy

Electoral Calendar Presented Amid Full Crisis

Seventy Political Parties Demand New Transition and End of CPT After February 7

Ronald Joseph Says He Is Not Hiding and Is Ready to Respond to Summons

Elections 2026: Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Promises Parity, but Sexism Still Dominates Haiti

Angry Professors Paralyze the Limonade University Campus

1,247 Dead, 710 Injured: BINUH Denounces Haiti’s Security Collapse

Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Pushes For Credible Elections While Doubts Persist

Haiti’s Capital in Blackout; State Power Company Cites Criminal Attacks

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