Haitian economist Fritz Alphonse Jean assumed the rotating presidency of Haiti’s transitional presidential council on Friday, marking a critical moment for the nation as it struggles with escalating violence from […]
Caribbean legislators and immigration advocates in the United States strongly condemned President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, urging the administration to reverse this “cruel […]
Fifteen years have passed since a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti on January 12, 2010, claiming an estimated 222,000 lives and devastating the nation’s already fragile infrastructure. To honor the victims […]
Two Caribbean women have been recognized among the BBC’s 100 Women list for 2024. Idania del Río from Cuba and Guerline M Jozef from Haiti represent the region’s dynamic female […]
By Stephen Weir Now it’s our time! After the Swifties have packed up and headed off to Vancouver, Toronto gets its turn to shine with a performance by one of […]
Michelle Reed’s 6-year-old adopted son, Esai, called her in early November, saying, “Mom, come get me.” But a recent surge of violence in Haiti has left Reed once again separated […]
Martinique is currently grappling with intense protests sparked by the escalating cost of living, which has severely affected local communities. Demonstrators are voicing their anger over inflation, with reports indicating […]
By Anthony Joseph One of the most egregious statements made by Donald Trump that Haitians—and by extension, Black and Caribbean people—are “eating dogs” in the United States. This is more […]
Haiti finds itself in the throes of political turmoil as a nine-member council overseeing the country’s transition selects Garry Conille as its next prime minister. This decision, announced on Tuesday, […]
Editorial for May 02 2024 The term “ongoing turmoil” when describing Haiti may be a cliché, unfortunately, it is an accurate description of a country that has been in turmoil […]
