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Kenscoff: Gangs Set Fire to Another PNH Armored Vehicle

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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On Sunday, March 16, 2025, in the middle of the day, an armored vehicle belonging to the Haitian National Police (HNP) was set on fire by armed gangs in the…

State University of Haiti Crippled by Insecurity: Two More Institutions Shut Down

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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Amid escalating violence in Port-au-Prince, the Institute for African Studies and Research of Haiti (IERAH/ISERSS in French) announced in a statement dated March 14, 2025, the immediate suspension of all…

Insecurity in Port-au-Prince: School of Human Sciences Suspends Activities Until March 31

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

Amid escalating violence around Avenue Christophe, the Faculty of Human Sciences (FASCH) at the State University of Haiti has decided to temporarily suspend all in-person academic and administrative activities. In…

Attack on Media: MJSP Condemns Assault on Democracy

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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The Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) strongly condemns the attack on the premises of Radio Télévision Caraïbes and Radio Mélodie FM. In a statement released on March 13,…

Judicial Appointments Blocked: APM Sounds the Alarm

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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In a letter addressed to the President of the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC), Fritz Alphonse Jean, the Professional Association of Magistrates (APM in French) has expressed deep concerns over the…

Haiti Plunged into Chaos: UN Warns of an Out-of-Control Situation

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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Returning from a mission in Haiti, UN human rights expert William O’Neill has delivered a dire assessment. “Suffering permeates all levels of society, particularly the most vulnerable,” he stated during…

Haiti Seeks Peruvian Expertise to Organize Upcoming Elections

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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While touring Latin America, a Haitian delegation led by Presidential Councilor-President Frinel Joseph met with Peru’s National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE in French) on Tuesday, March 11. The purpose…

Haiti Deprived of U.S. Flights: Ban Extended Until September 8, 2025

Haiti Chronicle March 12, 2025

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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has extended the ban on flights operated by American airlines to Port-au-Prince until September 8, 2025, further delaying the resumption of direct routes between…

Council-President Frinel Joseph on a Mission in Latin America to Strengthen Haiti’s Electoral Process

Haiti Chronicle March 12, 2025

The Council-President, H.E. Dr. Frinel Joseph, has embarked on an official visit to Peru and Mexico to reinforce Haiti’s referendum process and support the organization of the upcoming general elections.…

Fritz Alphonse Jean Succeeds Leslie Voltaire as Head of the Transitional Presidential Council

Haiti Chronicle March 8, 2025

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In an atmosphere marked by both gravity and hope, the transfer of power this Friday between Leslie Voltaire and Fritz Alphonse Jean at the Villa d’Accueil marked a decisive turning…

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Kenscoff: Gangs Set Fire to Another PNH Armored Vehicle

State University of Haiti Crippled by Insecurity: Two More Institutions Shut Down

Insecurity in Port-au-Prince: School of Human Sciences Suspends Activities Until March 31

Attack on Media: MJSP Condemns Assault on Democracy

Judicial Appointments Blocked: APM Sounds the Alarm

Haiti Plunged into Chaos: UN Warns of an Out-of-Control Situation

Haiti Seeks Peruvian Expertise to Organize Upcoming Elections

Haiti Deprived of U.S. Flights: Ban Extended Until September 8, 2025

Council-President Frinel Joseph on a Mission in Latin America to Strengthen Haiti’s Electoral Process

Fritz Alphonse Jean Succeeds Leslie Voltaire as Head of the Transitional Presidential Council

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