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Police Under Siege as Fire Destroys Port-Au-Prince’s Hotel Oloffson

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

PORT-AU-PRINCE — The flames that consumed the historic Hotel Oloffson on July 5 were more than an architectural loss—they signaled how far Haiti’s security crisis has spiraled. For months, the once-thriving Carrefour-Feuilles neighborhood had been a frontline in gang takeovers. When smoke rose from the Oloffson, police were already fighting deadly battles nearby. Between the evening of July 5 and the morning of July 6, videos of the hotel in fla…See the Story

United Nations · Port-Au-Prince

Haiti death toll hits nearly 5,000 in nine months as gang violence spreads

Coverage: 2 sources

A United Nations report warns that gang violence is intensifying in regions with routes to Haiti’s capital.See the Story

Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-Prince

Hotel Oloffson: a timeline of Haiti’s cultural landmark’s rise, resilience and destruction

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For more than a century, Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson stood as a witness to history. From its origins as a presidential family mansion to its heyday as a cultural haven for artists and thinkers, the storied Port-au-Prince landmark endured political upheavals, natural disasters and waves of violence—until its fiery destruction in 2025. The post Hotel Oloffson: a timeline of Haiti’s cultural landmark’s rise, resilience and destruction appeared first on …See the Story

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Haiti Honours the European Union and Ambassador Stefano Gatto

It is in a warm and solemn atmosphere that the Haitian State paid tribute on Tuesday 8 July 2025 to the European Union and to His Excellency Mr Stefano Gatto, Ambassador of the European Union to Haiti, on the occasion of the Day of Europe and the end of the mission of the European diplomat. An official ceremony, in the form of a lunch cocktail, was held in Port-au-Prince in the presence of many prominent personalities.Security · Port-Au-PrinceSee the Story

In Haiti, Indignation After the Destruction of the Hotel Oloffson, Architectural Gem of Port-Au-Prince Burned by Gangs

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Built in 1887, this wooden colonial mansion, in the style of "Gothic Bread D'Epice", had welcomed many celebrities during the 20th century, before becoming a temple dedicated to Haitian culture.Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceSee the Story

A Florida brunch aims to help Haiti’s last childhood cancer hospital

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

PORT-AU-PRINCE—  On July 13, The Haitian Foundation Against Childhood Cancer  (FHACI) will host a Summer Brunch in Coral Springs, Florida, to support the work at Saint-Damien Pediatric Hospital in Tabarre, the only pediatric oncology unit still operating in Haiti providing lifesaving care and vital hope to children with cancer and their families. “Even with our limited resources, we’ve managed to save children battling cancer,” Dr. Pascale Heurt…Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Murders, Rapes, Kidnappings and Torture: "Self-Defense Groups" Unleash Terror in Haiti

The Washington Post · Widlore Mérancourt and Amanda Coletta Arnold Junior Pierre, a journalist for Radio Galaxie, was on his way to the station’s headquarters in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, when he was ambushed. One man grabbed him by the neck and asked where he was from, while another grabbed his bag and took his press pass. “I thought they were going to kill me,” Pierre recalls. At first, the journalist thought his attackers were gan…Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Weaponized Drones could threaten Caribbean Security: Early action necessary - Caribbean News Global

By Sir Ronald Sanders The Caribbean faces a new and urgent threat: weaponized drones in criminal hands are rapidly proliferating into the hands of criminal actors, non‑state militias, and private contractors. What began as experimental tools for law enforcement has become instruments of murder, assassination, and terror across Latin America—and now in Haiti. CARICOM governments must adopt firm, enforceable measures to restrict these devices befo…Security · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Volume 42 Number 48 - Latest News, Breaking News, National News, World News, Haiti News - Journal Haiti Progress

News Haiti news haiti Ayiti new Headlines breaking Port-au-Prince Jeremie Jacmel Cap-haitien Gonaives NEWSPAPER haitian politicsPort-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Joverlein Moïse : "They Wanted to Kill Me, Like My Father Latest News From Haiti : Politics, Security, Economy, Culture.

According to his statements, after his father's brutal murder in the private residence of Pilgrim 5, he tried to take refuge at the United States Embassy in Port-au-Prince. But his escape turned into a nightmare. "My car was riddled with bullets. They clearly wanted to kill me too," said Joverlein, clearly marked by the events. "He said that he had been shot at as he was heading to the American embassy. Once on the spot, he said that he had been…Security · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Closed Cabinet, Prohibition to Practice in Port-Au-Prince for Me Caleb Jean-Baptiste

The Council of the Bar Association of Port-au-Prince officially prohibited Mr. Caleb Jean-Baptiste from intervening or applying in its jurisdiction. This disciplinary measure, taken at the meeting of the Disciplinary Council on Thursday, July 3, 2025, was made public in a note dated July 7, of which TripFoumi Enfo obtained a copy. In this document signed by the interim sticker, Mr. Max Standley Lafortune, the Council also announces the closure o…Security · Port-Au-PrinceSee the Story

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