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More than 5,600 people have been killed, according to the UN. An increase of over 20% compared to 2023. In a recent report, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed fear that gangs might take full control of Port-au-Prince.

Currently very powerful, they already control 85% of the capital and are gaining a little more ground.

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Actualités

The Major Problems of the Draft Electoral Decree

This draft should not be treated as a mere technical text on elections. It raises serious constitutional, institutional, democratic, and political problems.

La Rédaction

/May 26, 2026

/4 min read

/English

Actualités

Nenel Cassy with an Open Heart: 17 Days That Marked a Journey

For there is no difference between the one who surrenders and the one who refuses to fight. Perhaps the former still has the courage of his own weakness, while the latter abandons even his soul.

Tchedly Jackson Alexis/May 21, 2026/3 min read/English

Actualités

Dr. Stéphane Vincent: A Penn Doctorate to Rethink Financial Trust in the Haitian Corridor

Through research on migration, fintech, and the financial inclusion of Haitian immigrants in the United States, Dr. Stéphane Vincent places institutional trust at the center of diaspora infrastructures.

La Rédaction/May 17, 2026/4 min read/English

Actualités

Lovely François, Director General of ONA, Earns a Master’s in Accounting: « Education, a Pillar for a Better Future for Haiti »

Port-au-Prince, May 10, 2026 — Friday, May 8, 2026, will remain a key date in the journey of Lovely François. Under the arches of Alabama State University, the Director General of the National Insurance Office (ONA) officially received her master's degree in accounting, crowning an academic journey begun several years earlier with a bachelor's degree obtained in the United States.

Jean Wesley Pierre/May 11, 2026/2 min read/English

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