Haiti (EN)
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AMERICAS
Haiti’s Most Wanted: Barbecue, Bounties, and the Fragile Theater of Power
As Port-au-Prince teeters under the weight of curfews and gunfire, the man at the center—once a police officer, now Haiti's…
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Haiti’s Cemeteries Under Siege: How Gangs Turn Grief into a Ransom Economy
The dead no longer rest in peace in Port-au-Prince. Families now bargain with armed men for burial rights, pay illegal…
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ANALYSIS
Untold Silence: How Latin America’s Bloodshed Became Background Noise
From Ecuador's exploding homicide rate to Haiti's near-total collapse, Latin America's bloodshed is real, rising, and relentlessly ignored. As our…
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AMERICAS
Inside Haiti’s Last Trauma Ward, Holding the Line as a Nation Unravels
On the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, four makeshift operating rooms inside shipping containers now carry the weight of a country on…
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Haiti’s Voodoo Reclaims Center Stage in National Turmoil
Haiti faces continued political, social, and economic problems. Many citizens again find voodoo a source of spiritual safety. Because of…
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Haiti Conflict Wears Down Kenyan Soldiers Seeking Solidarity
Kenyan soldiers deployed to Haiti are finding themselves caught in perpetual danger, tasked with confronting armed gangs while other nations…
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ECONOMY
Haitian Violence Stalls Dominican Cross-Border Commerce
In the once-busy border town of Elías Piña, Dominican Republic, the daily flow of trucks into Haiti has plummeted. Sellers…
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AMERICAS
Haiti Confronts One-Year of Presidential Council’s Transition Turmoil
One year after Haiti's Presidential Transition Council (PTC) took office, its promised reforms—improving security, pursuing constitutional changes, and organizing elections—remain…
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Dominican Women, Children Deportations Surge Under Mounting Concerns
A wide effort to detain Haitian migrants without papers in the Dominican Republic has caused global criticism. Pregnant women plus…
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AMERICAS
Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan Families Face Looming U.S. Deadline
More than 500,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela reside in the United States. CHNV, a “parole” initiative, once…
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