Category Archives: Haitian News

New York, Feb 2 2012 6:10PM The United Nations peacekeeping force in Haiti (MINUSTAH) welcomed today the ratification by the Government of a pact on economic, social and cultural rights.

Once a disabled victim herself, Shelove Julmiste is helping run Haiti's first organized rehab program

Los Angeles Times US Election 2012: Republicans attack Clint Eastwood Superbowl adTelegraph.co.ukA Superbowl ad starring Clint Eastwood is at the centre of a political row following Republican claims that it was essentially an endorsement of Barack Obama's re-election campaign. By … Continue reading →

Fox News Staff to be removed during probe at LA schoolFox NewsLOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles school superintendent says the entire staff at an elementary school where two teachers were arrested on suspicion of lewd conduct will be removed … Continue reading →

swissinfo.ch Obama gives blessing to a super PACWashington PostFearing a tide of spending by outside conservative groups, President Obama is giving his blessing to a pro-Democratic Party “super PAC” that will work to help his reelection, his campaign said late … Continue reading →

Fox News 19 Americans in Egypt Face Trial in Inquiry Over FundingNew York TimesCAIRO — The Egyptian authorities have referred 19 Americans and two dozen others to face criminal trials, the state media reported Sunday. The move is part of … Continue reading →

CTV.ca Biographer: Mitt grew up in "series of bubbles"CBS NewsAfter back-to-back wins in Florida and Nevada, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has regained some of the inevitability factor that has for months been connected with his presidential campaign. Despite a … Continue reading →

CBC.ca US seeks alliance to back Syria opposition; rebels say only force can oust …Washington PostBEIRUT — The United States proposed an international coalition to support Syria's opposition Sunday after Russia and China blocked a UN attempt to end nearly … Continue reading →

Haitian President Michel Martelly says he won't interfere in the case of former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, the National Palace said Friday.

A U.S. man died Thursday from gunshot wounds he suffered a week ago during a robbery in Haiti where he was working on an orphanage he and his wife were building through their charity, officials said.