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Haiti Prince Faces Clean Water Crisis Amid Infrastructure Failures

Shipwreck On The Maroni: Four Haitian Teachers Confirmed Dead In French Guiana

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Religious Affairs (MAEC) confirmed on February 2, 2026, the deaths of the four compatriots who had been reported missing after a pirogue capsized on…

Armed Gangs Expand Control Across Major Haitian Cities

1,523 Deaths In Three Months: Violence Explodes In Haiti

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

The fourth quarter of 2025 was one of the bloodiest of the year, with 1,523 deaths and 806 injuries in just three months, according to BINUH. These figures bring the…

Haitian Journalism In Mourning: Matiado Vilmé Passes Away After A Long Battle

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

The Haitian press has suffered a major loss with the death of journalist Matiado Vilmé, which occurred on Sunday, February 1, 2026. She succumbed to cancer after battling the disease…

Insecurity Out Of Control: The TPC Fades Away Leaving A Bloody Legacy

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

As it prepares to exit the stage, the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) leaves behind a devastating human toll. The transition ends without having stemmed the security collapse that has marked…

Politics Of Retreat: Jean-Charles Moïse Drops Vertilaire To Preserve His Position

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

Jean-Charles Moïse’s distancing from Emmanuel Vertilaire illustrates the advanced state of disintegration of the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC). It comes at a time when power, discredited by insecurity and social…

Public Contracts: Administrative Agency Refuses Any Validation Outside Legal Framework

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

The Superior Court of Auditors and Administrative Litigation (CSCCA in French) is unequivocal: it “does not intervene in contracts that have already been executed or are in the process of…

Security Council: Washington calls for the end of the CPT no later than February 7

Haiti Chronicle February 1, 2026

Meeting at the United Nations Security Council on January 29, 2026, the United States adopted a firmer stance on Haiti by clearly calling for the dissolution of the Transitional Presidential…

Master’s Degree in The United States: Fulbright Applications Officially Open

Haiti Chronicle February 1, 2026

The U.S. Embassy in Haiti has announced the opening of applications for the 2027–2028 Fulbright Foreign Student Program, a fully funded scholarship enabling international students to pursue graduate studies in…

Presidential Council, Smith Augustin, Rejects Attempt To Remove Laurent Saint-Cyr

Haiti Chronicle February 1, 2026

In a letter made public this Thursday, Counselor-President Smith Augustin openly opposes an initiative led by a majority of CPT members seeking to remove its coordinator, Laurent Saint-Cyr. The stance…

MEF-Expo postponed: a promising project stalled by political tensions

Haiti Chronicle February 1, 2026

The Ministry of Economy and Finance has announced the indefinite postponement of the MEF-Expo, originally scheduled for January 29–31, 2026. The initiative aimed to bring tax and financial administration closer…

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Shipwreck On The Maroni: Four Haitian Teachers Confirmed Dead In French Guiana

1,523 Deaths In Three Months: Violence Explodes In Haiti

Haitian Journalism In Mourning: Matiado Vilmé Passes Away After A Long Battle

Insecurity Out Of Control: The TPC Fades Away Leaving A Bloody Legacy

Politics Of Retreat: Jean-Charles Moïse Drops Vertilaire To Preserve His Position

Public Contracts: Administrative Agency Refuses Any Validation Outside Legal Framework

Security Council: Washington calls for the end of the CPT no later than February 7

Master’s Degree in The United States: Fulbright Applications Officially Open

Presidential Council, Smith Augustin, Rejects Attempt To Remove Laurent Saint-Cyr

MEF-Expo postponed: a promising project stalled by political tensions

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