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Shutdown · Port-Au-Prince

‘The only Pressure We Have Left’: Port-Au-Prince Hit by Second Blackout as Residents Weaponize Power Cuts

Coverage: 8 sources

PORT-AU-PRINCE —Haiti’s capital has been in total blackout for over 3 days after residents from the Central Plateau shut down the Péligre hydroelectric plant—Haiti’s main source of electricity—in protest. Power cuts have left Port-au-Prince and its surrounding communities in complete darkness for the second time in just over a month, revealing the fragile power of the country’s governing body, the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and the …See the Story

United Nations · Port-Au-Prince

A Year in, Haiti Mission Leader Warns of Shortfalls in Troops, Funds, Gear

Coverage: 2 sources

PORT-AU-PRINCE - The commander of the United Nations-backed security mission in Haiti, mandated to fight powerful armed gangs in the nation, on Thursday called on more countries to lend their support as he marked one year since the first troops deployed. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

Riots · Port-Au-Prince

U.S. Orders Embassy Staff, U.S. Citizens to Leave Haiti as Gang Violence Escalates

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince has asked U.S. citizens to leave and avoid traveling to Haiti because of the escalation of violence the Caribbean country has suffered in recent months. “If you are a U.S. citizen in Haiti, leave the country as soon as possible by means of commercial or private transportation,” the office has exposed in a shared network statement.See the Story

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Leonel Fernández Surprises by Analyzing the Haitian Crisis in Fluent French.

Former President Leonel Fernández surprised everyone with his fluent French during an interview with the cultural outlet Haiti Inter, in which he analyzed the current difficulties in relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. “The problem with Haiti began after the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Currently, there is no institutionalized power, but rather major criminals who have taken control of Haitian society. And that repre…Dominican Republic · Dominican RepublicSee the Story

Critics Continue to Rain on Haiti's Presidential Council - News Press in Latin America

Port-au-Prince, Jun 26 (Latin Press) The leaders of the political grouping Joint Party for Democracy of Haiti (P-Kodemo) criticized the inability of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) to stop the chaos that the Caribbean country is experiencing today. The post Critics about Haiti's Presidential Council continue to rain first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Haiti for Maintaining u.s. Attention on Economic Issues - Noticias Prensa Latina

Puerto Príncipe, 26 Jun (Latin Press) The Minister of Trade and Industry of Haiti, James Monazard, is committed today to maintaining the attention of the U.S. Congress in the Antillean nation, awaiting a favorable decision on the Hope/Help Act. The post Haiti for maintaining U.S. attention on economic issues first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Kenya Expects Better Performance in Anti-Gang Struggle in Haiti - News Press Releases

Port-au-Prince, Jun 26 (Latin Press) Kenya's military completed its first year in the fight against gangs in Haiti, and citizens expect the second year to achieve tangible results on armed gangs that control more than 85 percent of this capital. The post Kenya's best performance in anti-gang fighting is expected in Haiti first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Searching for healing: Inside one of the last hospitals in Haiti’s capital

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A reporter's experience inside one of the last hospitals in Haiti's capitalPort-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

Watching OKC star Lu Dort wear the Haitian flag inspires fans in Haiti

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

CAP-HAÏTIEN — On June 22, Varona Jean-Charles, a Léogâne resident, watched Game 7 of the 2025 NBA finals at his neighbor’s house, just as he had been doing throughout the entire series. The excitement inside the living room intensified more than on previous nights, since it was the final game to determine the champion. About every time Haitian Canadians Luguentz “Lu” Dort and Bennedith “Ben” Mathurin touched the ball, the group of five Haitian f…NBA · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

"Nou Pap Konplis" Writes to the OAS and Calls for a New transitionLast News From Haiti: Politics, Security, Economy, Culture.

Sent on the occasion of the 54th General Assembly of the Organization of American States, this letter stresses that since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, Haiti has been plunged into a multidimensional crisis mixing increasing insecurity, economic collapse and institutional blockage. According to "Nou Pap Konplis", the two successive political transitions have been unable to bring concrete and lasting solutions. The country continue…Security · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

IBESR Mobilizes Rights Defenders to Better Protect Children

LIBESR mobilizes rights defenders to better protect children Port-au-Prince, June 24, 2025 – The Institute of Social Welfare and Research (IBESR) brought together, on June 20, several human rights organizations and feminists to strengthen the protection of children in Haiti. This meeting aims to make child protection a sustainable national priority. Participated in this meeting organizations such as POHD, RNDDH, FJKL, REFKAD, FOSREF, KRIFA and t…Port-Au-Prince · Port-Au-PrinceRead Article

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