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Port-au-Prince Haiti, Ariel Henri quickly escaped lynching by angry police.
Ariel Henri didn’t expect his return from CELAC conference would result in an attempt of his lynching by angry police officers. After the killing of several policemen by armed gangs in Port-au-Prince and Gonaives, most members of the police force blame the death of their partners on the government. They are protesting the government association […]
Haitians have no trust in US for supporting Ariel Henri
The latest masquerade by the US government not allowing any members of the government or the state of Haiti to travel to the US without the approval of Ariel Henri, who is a prime suspect in the assassination of Jovenel Moise, angered more Haitians than ever before. While the Canada imposing real sanctions on prominent […]
Is the United States a refuge for gangs leaders while Canada imposing sanctions against them?
It is hard to believe that the United States who always claimed to be in support of Haiti has become a refuge for Haiti’s gangs leaders in contrast to Canada imposing sanctions against them. From the start of November, a multitude of sanctions including the seizure of bank accounts, travel restrictions and more have been […]
Michel Martelly ex-president of Haiti in hot water.
After being sanctioned by the Canadian government last week the Ex-President of Haiti Micnel Martelly flown back to Haiti last Saturday with members of his family and associates. Consequently, concerned about security issues, he rapidly left Haiti for Panama through Santo Domingo as reported by multiple sources.

Haiti in ruins after Hurricane Matthew

It’s difficult to determine the number of casualties from the storm in Haiti after a key bridge was washed out, roads became impassable and phone communication was cut off from Haiti’s hardest-hit areas, but major damage has been reported, according to the AP. “It’s the worst hurricane that I’ve seen during my life,” Fidele Nicolas, a civil […]

Hurricane Matthew hits Haiti

Hurricane Matthew left a broad swath of destruction across Haiti on Wednesday with flooding, rivers of mud that washed out a crucial bridge into the southwestern peninsula of the country and thousands seeking shelter. Eleven people died across the Caribbean, including five in Haiti, said Haiti Ambassador Paul Altidor. There were initial reports of more than 10,000 living in shelters. The ambassador said the government is confident […]

United Nations must admit its role in Haiti’s cholera outbreak

By Editorial Board, Published: August 16 ON THIS page Thursday, the spokesman for United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon offered a response — or something closer to a non-response — to The Post’s editorial Sunday about the United Nations’ responsibility for, and response to, Haiti’s deadly cholera epidemic . In a letter to the editor, Martin Nesirky, the spokesman, called […]

Yale study: U.N. accountable for Haiti cholera outbreak

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITIThe United Nations peacekeeping mission in Haiti should be held accountable for introducing cholera into the Caribbean nation, a Yale University report said Tuesday. In the report “Peacekeeping Without Accountability,” researchers from Yale Law School and the Yale School of Public Health said there is ample scientific evidence to show U.N. troops from Nepal inadvertently […]

Témoignage Exclusif de Rachel Acéla Joseph, veuve du Juge Jean

Haiti to hold parliamentary elections this year -U.S. senator

MIAMI (Reuters) – Haitian President Michel Martelly plans to hold overdue elections before the end of the year, according to U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, who is on a four-day visit to the Caribbean nation. The elections are needed to fill one-third of Haiti’s 30-member Senate and dozens of municipal posts. Elections were supposed to be […]

Haïti-prostitution : 165 ans de prison pour un pédophile nord-américain

165 ans de prison, tel a été la sentence prononcée le mercredi 31 juillet 2013, par un tribunal de Miami contre le ressortissant nord-américain Matthew Andrew Carter qui a été reconnu coupable par ce tribunal pour avoir abusé sexuellement des mineurs en Haïti. La sentence du coupable a été motivée par cinq chefs d’accusation, retenu […]

Version officielle sur la mort suspecte du juge Jean Serge

Après avoir auditionné des témoins-clés et acteurs de ce dossier troublant qui n’en finit pas de faire des vagues, les investigateurs recommandent la mise en accusation du Président Michel Martelly, du Premier ministre Laurent Lamothe et du ministre de la justice, Jean Renel Sanon, qui seraient coupables de parjure, la mise à pied -suivie d’un […]

Red Cross Responds To Documentary’s Charges Of Haiti Aid Failure

As filmmaker Michele Mitchell prepares to screen her new documentary film, “Haiti: Where Did the Money Go?,” on Capitol Hill Tuesday afternoon, the American Red Cross is scrambling to defend itself against the film’s implication that NGOs misused the billions of dollars they raised for Haitian earthquake victims. Mitchell’s documentary, which was produced by Mitchell’s […]

A New Haiti

We all talk about Haiti. We all want Haiti to do better. We all wish Haiti can provide for its citizens. We all hope Haiti have a better future. The time is now! HaitiWatchdog is making a plea to demand the Haitian Government to use the funds collected for Haiti earthquake to go to these […]