March 16, 2026

Society

Transition: CARICOM Decides That Fils-Aimé Will Be Solely In Charge As Of February 7, 2026

Haiti Chronicle February 6, 2026

Meeting today with political actors, representatives of civil society, and members of Haiti’s private sector, CARICOM officials reached a decisive orientation for the post–February 7 period. In light of the…

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Two Days Before The End Of Its Mandate, The CPT Trapped By Internal Rivalries

Haiti Chronicle February 6, 2026

With just two days remaining before the expiration of its mandate, the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC) remains mired in internal disputes, disregarding the national emergency. The proposal for a three-member…

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The International Community Pushes For Swift Elections

Haiti Chronicle February 6, 2026

As February 7, 2026—the date marking the end of the mandate of the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC)—approaches, the United States has renewed its explicit support for Prime Minister Alix Didier…

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Ahead Of February 7, A U.S. Warship Off The Coast Of Port-au-Prince

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

A U.S. warship arrived Tuesday off the coast of the Haitian capital amid extremely high political tensions ahead of a key date. The USS Southland, a U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer,…

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The Haitian State Hardens Its Tone And Considers A Methodical Reconquest Of Territory

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

During the 35th edition of the “Tuesdays of the Nation,” the Secretary of State for Public Security, Mario Andrésol, reaffirmed on Tuesday the government’s determination to regain control of national…

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Small Plane Avoids Disaster During Emergency Landing In The South

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

A charter plane arriving from Port-au-Prince was forced to make an emergency landing on Tuesday morning, February 3, 2026, in the Demion area of Fond Frède, in the immediate vicinity…

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United States: A Judge Suspends The End Of TPS For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Haitians

Haiti Chronicle February 4, 2026

A federal judge on Monday evening suspended the Trump administration’s decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of Haitians, including more than 150,000 living in South…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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