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Violent Attack by “Viv Ansanm” Gang in Mirebalais

Haiti Chronicle April 2, 2025

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The commune of Mirebalais, located in the Center Department, was the scene of a brutal attack carried out by the armed gang “Viv Ansanm” during the night of Sunday, March…

Arol Enol Alphonse Takes the Helm of the Central Directorate of Administrative Police

Haiti Chronicle April 2, 2025

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Inspector General Arol Enol Alphonse was officially installed as the head of the Central Directorate of Administrative Police (DCPA) on Saturday, March 29, 2025. The ceremony took place in the…

Michaëlle Jean, Former Governor General of Canada, Calls for a Patriotic Awakening to Save Haiti

Haiti Chronicle April 2, 2025

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Michaëlle Jean, former Governor General of Canada, is sounding the alarm over Haiti’s dire situation. In a heartfelt plea, she describes a country in freefall, overrun by gangs and abandoned…

Port-au-Prince Lawyers Sound the Alarm Over Government Inaction

Haiti Chronicle April 2, 2025

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After eleven months of transition, the Presidential Council has failed to stabilize the country, leaving the population at the mercy of rampant gang violence. In response to this alarming situation,…

Attorney André Michel Advocates for Haitians Threatened by the End of the Parole Program

Haiti Chronicle March 27, 2025

Barbados

Attorney André Michel, spokesperson for the Democratic and Popular Sector, has called on Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados and current Chair of CARICOM, to intervene on behalf of…

End of the Humanitarian Parole Program: 210,000 Haitians Ordered to Leave the United States

Haiti Chronicle March 27, 2025

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The Trump administration has officially ended the humanitarian parole program, known as the “Biden Program,” which allowed migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to temporarily enter the United States.…

Insecurity Forces Aruba Airlines to Suspend Flights to Port-au-Prince

Haiti Chronicle March 20, 2025

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Due to the continued deterioration of security in Haiti, Aruba Airlines has announced the temporary suspension of its flights departing from Port-au-Prince. This decision will remain in effect until there…

60,000 Displaced in One Month: Haiti’s Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Its Peak

Haiti Chronicle March 20, 2025

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In just one month, nearly 60,000 people have fled Port-au-Prince, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). This latest wave of displacement sets a new record in Haiti’s worsening…

Tragedy at Soldiers’ Funeral: Civilian Killed by Stray Bullet

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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On Monday, March 17, during the funeral of two Haitian Armed Forces soldiers, Éric Jean and Kempès Basile, a tragic incident occurred at the Delmas 75 cemetery. As military personnel…

State University of Haiti Crippled by Insecurity: Two More Institutions Shut Down

Haiti Chronicle March 18, 2025

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Amid escalating violence in Port-au-Prince, the Institute for African Studies and Research of Haiti (IERAH/ISERSS in French) announced in a statement dated March 14, 2025, the immediate suspension of all…

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Violent Attack by “Viv Ansanm” Gang in Mirebalais

Arol Enol Alphonse Takes the Helm of the Central Directorate of Administrative Police

Michaëlle Jean, Former Governor General of Canada, Calls for a Patriotic Awakening to Save Haiti

Port-au-Prince Lawyers Sound the Alarm Over Government Inaction

Attorney André Michel Advocates for Haitians Threatened by the End of the Parole Program

End of the Humanitarian Parole Program: 210,000 Haitians Ordered to Leave the United States

Insecurity Forces Aruba Airlines to Suspend Flights to Port-au-Prince

60,000 Displaced in One Month: Haiti’s Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Its Peak

Tragedy at Soldiers’ Funeral: Civilian Killed by Stray Bullet

State University of Haiti Crippled by Insecurity: Two More Institutions Shut Down

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