March 16, 2026

International affairs

February 7 Approaching: CARICOM Calls for Stakeholder Consensus

Haiti Chronicle January 23, 2026

Less than a month before the end of the mandate of the Presidential Transitional Council, CARICOM is raising its tone in the face of persistent political uncertainties in Haiti. In…

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Arms Trafficking to Haiti: Three Members of the Same Family in the Sights of U.S. Justice

Haiti Chronicle January 14, 2026

U.S. authorities have initiated federal prosecutions against Francesca Charles, a 28-year-old American citizen, as well as two Haitian brothers based in Florida, Jacques and Jeff Pierre. They are accused of…

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Haiti on the Brink of a Humanitarian Breakdown as the UN Launches a Major Appeal for 2026

Haiti Chronicle December 24, 2025

In response to the continuing deterioration of security conditions, the United Nations is preparing an emergency plan for 2026 aimed at mobilizing $880 million to support the most vulnerable Haitians.…

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Washington Tightens the Noose on Political and Economic Complicity with Gangs in Haiti

Haiti Chronicle December 24, 2025

Adopted as part of the U.S. defense appropriations legislation, the Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act marks a turning point in Washington’s approach to the Haitian crisis. Passed by Congress and…

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Over 242,000 Haitians Deported from the Dominican Republic in Eleven Months

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

In 2025, the migration issue worsened with a sustained wave of forced repatriations from the Dominican Republic. Between January and November, more than 242,655 Haitian nationals were expelled, according to…

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Regional security: the United States Condemns a Key Actor In Arms Trafficking to Haiti

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

U.S. justice has handed down a heavy sentence in an arms-trafficking case involving Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Jonathan Rafael Ortega Martinez was sentenced to ten years in federal prison…

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Haiti and Gangs: 18 Countries Prepares to Deploy 5,500 Agents

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

A new security architecture is being prepared for Haiti, with 18 countries committing to deploy forces to combat armed gangs. This future mission is expected to replace the current multinational…

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An Intellectual Resistance Links Haiti and Mexico

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

Haiti’s State University and the National Autonomous University of Mexico officially launched the Makaya-Cuitláhuac Chair on December 8, 2025, following an academic cooperation agreement between the two institutions. The initiative…

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Autopsy of Stephora Joseph Confirms Violent Death by Drowning

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

The official report from the National Institute of Forensic Sciences concludes that the eleven-year-old girl died of “mechanical asphyxia by drowning.” The document, registered under number 552-2025, qualifies the death…

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Stephora Case: Prosecutors Request 50 Million Pesos Bail for Each Accused

Haiti Chronicle December 17, 2025

The Dominican public prosecutor has requested bail of 50 million pesos for each of the four employees of the Leonardo Da Vinci Institute charged with involuntary homicide in the Stephora…

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