March 11, 2026

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Haitian Police and Social Affairs Among Top Recipients in Revised 2024–2025 Budget

Haiti Chronicle April 17, 2025

The revised 2024–2025 Haitian budget, totaling 323.4 billion gourdes, designates security as the top spending priority, with 41.3 billion gourdes allocated to the National Police (HNP) and Armed Forces. This…

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Revised 2024–2025 Budget: Haiti’s Emergency Response to Security Crisis

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

Amid rising instability and mounting economic pressures, the Haitian government, led by Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, has adopted a revised budget for the 2024–2025 fiscal year. Presented at a…

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Government Celebrates Leen Excellent, Haiti’s Culinary Ambassador

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

In an official statement, the Prime Minister’s Office expressed deep admiration for Haitian chef Leen Excellent, currently in France, who is undertaking an unprecedented culinary marathon in a bid to…

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Flooding in Haiti: North and South Submerged, Population at Breaking Point

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

Since Friday, April 11, 2025, relentless heavy rains have battered several departments of Haiti—particularly the North, South, West, and Grand’Anse—causing widespread flooding that has turned entire neighborhoods into disaster zones…

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Leen Excellent: A Haitian Chef Chases a World Cooking Record in France

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

Since April 7, 2025, Haitian chef Leen Excellent has been taking on an extraordinary challenge in Saint-Denis: cooking non-stop for eight days—192 hours—in a bid to break the world record…

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Montreal Celebrates Haitian Unity: Diaspora Charts a Path Toward a New Beginning

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

From April 11 to 13, 2025, the city of Montreal pulsed with the energy of the 7th edition of the International Days of the Haitian Diaspora—an event proudly hailed by…

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Fritz Deshommes questions France’s commitment to returning Haiti’s independence ransom

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

Fritz Deshommes, president of the National Committee for Restitutions and Reparations, believes that France is still reluctant to take the restitution of the independence ransom Haiti paid seriously. He doubts…

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U.S. Support for Haiti’s Transitional Government: A Diplomatic Stance Disconnected from Reality

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

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On April 13, 2025, the U.S. State Department, through its spokesperson Tammy Bruce, reiterated its support for Haiti’s transitional government and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). This backing follows discussions between…

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The National Police Suffers New Casualties in Kenscoff

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

On the night of April 11 to 12, 2025, the town of Kenscoff was once again the target of an armed attack attributed to the criminal coalition Viv Ansanm. Several…

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Haiti’s New Ambassador to CARICOM Presents Credentials to the Organization’s Secretary-General

Haiti Chronicle April 15, 2025

The Republic of Haiti has officially appointed Chenet St. Vil as its new ambassador to CARICOM, at a time when the country is seeking to strengthen its regional alliances. This…

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