March 16, 2026

International affairs

Port-au-Prince: FAA Extends Ban on U.S. Flights Until 2026

Haiti Chronicle September 9, 2025

The FAA has extended until March 7, 2026, the ban on U.S. commercial flights to Port-au-Prince, citing the persistent threat posed by gangs that control nearly all of the capital.…

Washington and Panama Submit Resolution to the UN to Strengthen the Fight Against Gangs in Haiti

Haiti Chronicle August 31, 2025

The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to stand alongside the Haitian people in the face of the security crisis shaking the country. In a firm statement, the U.S. Embassy…

Arms Trafficking to Haiti: Former U.S. Police Officer Convicted

Haiti Chronicle August 25, 2025

The U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince welcomed the conviction of Michael Adrian Nieto, a former police officer from St. Cloud, Florida, for illegal arms dealing. In an official statement, the American…

Arrest in the Dominican Republic: Rosemila Petit-Frère Released but Case Remains Murky

Haiti Chronicle August 13, 2025

Detained on Sunday, August 10, at Punta Cana International Airport, Rosemila Petit-Frère, former mayor of Arcahaie, was briefly held by Dominican immigration authorities. According to her statements, she was released…

Un Juge Fédéral Suspend les Déportations Expéditives de Donald Trump

Haiti Chronicle August 3, 2025

Le vendredi 1er août 2025, la juge fédérale Jia Cobb, siégeant à Washington D.C., a rendu une décision importante suspendant l’application d’un ordre signé par le président Donald Trump. Cette…

Réginald Boulos Remains in Custody: Next Court Appearance Set for August 26

Haiti Chronicle August 2, 2025

Judge Jorge Pereira ruled on Thursday to keep Pierre Réginald Boulos in detention, firmly rejecting the request for provisional release filed by his attorneys. The closed-door hearing underscores the legal…

Weapons Trafficking to Haiti: Haitian-American Sentenced by U.S. Federal Court

Haiti Chronicle July 26, 2025

Jean Wiltene Eugene, a U.S. citizen born in Haiti, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison and fined $20,000 for organizing the illegal export of firearms to Haiti. According…

U.S. State Department Announces Deportation Proceedings Against Foreign Residents Accused of Supporting “Viv Ansanm”

Haiti Chronicle July 21, 2025

Washington has announced new sanctions targeting individuals accused of collaborating with gang leaders in Haiti. The U.S. State Department states that certain individuals legally residing in the United States have…

Arrest of Influential Businessman Réginald Boulos in Florida: Federal Court Hearing Scheduled for July 31

Haiti Chronicle July 21, 2025

The Miami Herald reports that Haitian businessman Pierre Réginald Boulos was apprehended on July 17 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in South Florida. He was initially held…

TPS for Haitians: U.S. Federal Judge Grants Reprieve Until February 2026

Haiti Chronicle July 20, 2025

On Wednesday, July 17, a federal judge ordered that the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals be extended until February 3, 2026, thereby overturning a decision by the Department…

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