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Fritz Alphonse Jean Addresses the Nation: One Year After the April 3rd Agreement, the Time Has Come for War Against the Gangs

Haiti Chronicle April 4, 2025

BSAP

The President of the Transitional Presidential Council (TPC), His Excellency Fritz Alphonse Jean, addressed the nation on Thursday, April 3, 2025, marking the first anniversary of the April 3, 2024,…

Black Wednesday: A Citizen Uprising Against State Inaction

Haiti Chronicle April 3, 2025

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Port-au-Prince witnessed a massive demonstration this Wednesday as thousands of citizens, dressed in black, took to the streets to denounce the rise in violence and the authorities’ inaction. Protesters from…

Haitian Government Helicopter Targeted in Mid-Flight: One Police Officer Injured, Travel Suspended

Haiti Chronicle April 3, 2025

Ayiti

While transporting reinforcements to Mirebalais, the Haitian government helicopter was hit by projectiles mid-flight. The attack, which occurred on Tuesday afternoon, injured a police officer and forced the aircraft to…

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…

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…

Second Kenyan Soldier Killed, Armored Vehicles Set Ablaze by Gangs in Savien

Haiti Chronicle March 27, 2025

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A Kenyan soldier from the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission was killed on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, in Bas-Artibonite during an attack by armed gangs in Savien. Three armored vehicles…

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

aruba

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…

Johnson André (Izo) Indicted by the United States for Kidnapping and Torturing an American

Haiti Chronicle March 20, 2025

gangs

The U.S. Department of State announced on March 18 the indictment of Johnson André, alias “Izo,” leader of the Haitian gang “5 Segond,” for his alleged role in the kidnapping…

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

Haiti Chronicle March 20, 2025

displacement

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…

multinational security support

Fritz Alphonse Jean Addresses the Nation: One Year After the April 3rd Agreement, the Time Has Come for War Against the Gangs

Black Wednesday: A Citizen Uprising Against State Inaction

Haitian Government Helicopter Targeted in Mid-Flight: One Police Officer Injured, Travel Suspended

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

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

Second Kenyan Soldier Killed, Armored Vehicles Set Ablaze by Gangs in Savien

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

Johnson André (Izo) Indicted by the United States for Kidnapping and Torturing an American

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

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