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Provisional Electoral Council Launches Party Registration Process Starting March 2

Haiti Chronicle March 31, 2026

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP in French) is officially launching, from March 2 to 12, 2026, the registration of political parties, coalitions, and groupings of political parties. The institution specifies…

Five Injured and Four Homes Destroyed by a Landslide in Cap-Haïtien

Haiti Chronicle March 31, 2026

A landslide that occurred on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, in the Fransik neighborhood of Cap-Haïtien left five people injured and destroyed four homes, according to a preliminary report. Massive rocks…

Trapped by Gangs: the raw account of a Haitian teenager

Haiti Chronicle March 31, 2026

At 16, Joseph recounts how life on the streets led him to the brink of the irreparable, in a neighborhood where gangs set the rules and shape the dreams of…

Administrative Court Approves $542.6 million Contract for Border Security

Haiti Chronicle March 31, 2026

The Superior Court of Accounts and Administrative Litigation (CSCCA) has authorized the implementation of a $542.6 million contract dedicated to strengthening the border control system. The information, reported by Le…

Strategic Changes at Finance Ministry, Tax Office and Others

Haiti Chronicle March 31, 2026

Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has initiated the first structural decisions of his government team with a series of strategic appointments. According to an official source, these choices mark the…

Political Parties and Civil Society Sign a National Pact to Secure the Transition and Elections

Haiti Chronicle February 22, 2026

Meeting this Saturday in Port-au-Prince, more than one hundred political parties and civil society organizations formally endorsed the National Pact for Stability and the Holding of Elections. Presented as a…

Former Judge Admits Signing Illegal Warrant Linked to the Assassination of Jovenel Moïse

Haiti Chronicle February 22, 2026

During testimony in Miami, former Haitian judge Jean Roger Noelcius admitted under oath that he signed an illegal arrest warrant targeting President Jovenel Moïse, acknowledging that he had “no authority…

BRH: Disinflation Confirmed in December 2025, Annual Inflation Reduced to 25%

Haiti Chronicle February 22, 2026

The Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) confirms the anchoring of the disinflation process in its December 2025 monthly report. Monthly inflation stood at 0.9%, compared to 1.0% in…

Toward a National Pact to Secure the Transition and Guarantee Credible Elections

Haiti Chronicle February 22, 2026

In Port-au-Prince, political, economic, and civil society actors are moving toward the adoption of a National Pact dedicated to stability and the electoral process, aimed at framing the transitional period…

FBI Removes Vitelhomme from “Most Wanted” List but Continues Active Pursuit

Haiti Chronicle February 22, 2026

Removed from the most wanted list, Vitelhomme remains under pursuit. Since late January 2026, confusion has surrounded the situation of Vitelhomme Innocent after a publication wrongly attributed his arrest. This…

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Provisional Electoral Council Launches Party Registration Process Starting March 2

Five Injured and Four Homes Destroyed by a Landslide in Cap-Haïtien

Trapped by Gangs: the raw account of a Haitian teenager

Administrative Court Approves $542.6 million Contract for Border Security

Strategic Changes at Finance Ministry, Tax Office and Others

Political Parties and Civil Society Sign a National Pact to Secure the Transition and Elections

Former Judge Admits Signing Illegal Warrant Linked to the Assassination of Jovenel Moïse

BRH: Disinflation Confirmed in December 2025, Annual Inflation Reduced to 25%

Toward a National Pact to Secure the Transition and Guarantee Credible Elections

FBI Removes Vitelhomme from “Most Wanted” List but Continues Active Pursuit

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