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Trump Offers Cash and Plane Ticket to Undocumented Migrants Who Voluntarily Leave the U.S.

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

The Trump administration is reviving its crackdown on illegal immigration with a new, controversial strategy. It now offers a $1,000 cash incentive and a plane ticket to migrants in irregular…

Haitian Gangs Designated as Terrorists: Stern Warning from the United States

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

The United States is stepping up its stance against armed groups in Haiti by officially designating them as foreign terrorist organizations. This decision was announced by the U.S. Embassy in…

Dissolution of the CNDDR: First Consequence of “Viv Ansanm” Terrorist Designation

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

On May 2, 2025, the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) announced the dissolution of the National Commission for Disarmament, Dismantlement, and Reintegration (CNDDR), an institution plagued by accusations of bias and…

Viv Ansanm: A Criminal Coalition Now Designated a “Terrorist Organization” by the United States

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

The criminal coalition “Viv Ansanm” has been officially recognized as a terrorist organization by the United States. On May 2, 2025, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) added the…

Haiti Congratulates Canada’s New Prime Minister and Celebrates the Victory of Haitian-Origin Lawmakers in Parliament

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

The Haitian government, through Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, extended its “sincere congratulations to Mr. Mark Carney on his electoral victory as Prime Minister of Canada on April 29, 2025.”…

The Prime Minister’s Office Pays Tribute to Haitian Workers and Farmers on May 1st

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

In Haiti, May 1st is more than just a public holiday — it’s a national tribute to labor and the land, celebrated for over two centuries. On this occasion, the…

Haitian Government Adopts Key Measures to Strengthen Security and Boost the Economy

Haiti Chronicle May 10, 2025

During the Council of Ministers meeting on April 30, 2025, chaired by Fritz Alphonse Jean, the Haitian government approved the creation of the National Security Agency (ANS), replacing the National…

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…

Haiti Chronicle

Trump Offers Cash and Plane Ticket to Undocumented Migrants Who Voluntarily Leave the U.S.

Haitian Gangs Designated as Terrorists: Stern Warning from the United States

Dissolution of the CNDDR: First Consequence of “Viv Ansanm” Terrorist Designation

Viv Ansanm: A Criminal Coalition Now Designated a “Terrorist Organization” by the United States

Haiti Congratulates Canada’s New Prime Minister and Celebrates the Victory of Haitian-Origin Lawmakers in Parliament

The Prime Minister’s Office Pays Tribute to Haitian Workers and Farmers on May 1st

Haitian Government Adopts Key Measures to Strengthen Security and Boost the Economy

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

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