Category Archives: Haitian News

Haiti presidential candidates offer little clarity on policies Wednesday in a televised presidential debate.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Their military fatigues faded and their grizzled faces stern, the squad of veterans barks out orders to rows of young men and women who sweat as they run through exercises under the blazing Caribbean sun.

On the Ground in Haiti: Mark Summer is co-founder and chief innovation officer at Inveneo, a San Francisco-based nonprofit whose mission is to get communications technology to people in developing nations.

York, PA – While staying in the mountains of Haiti, Katie and Andrew Sprich of Springettsbury Township lived without electricity, running water and indoor toilets for four days.

The Haitian government wants Canada’s help in prosecuting former dictator Jean-Claude (Baby Doc) Duvalier for crimes against his country.

Thousands fill streets as Haiti tries to get back to good times; Some wonder if country is ready to celebrate

It’s possible to understand some aspects of the culture and character of the people in stories of Haiti seen through the eyes of Louisiana residents.

Carnival has returned to Haiti, a year after the devastating earthquake, but this time it is darker and more menacing rippling with violent undertones as Haitians seek to exorcise their demons.

Michel “Sweet Micky” Martelly has a list of liens and foreclosures in South Florida, which he says were the products of bad investments.

A year and seven weeks after the earthquake that devastated Haiti, there are several local people trying in different ways to help the country recover. There are efforts to bring Haiti solar power, clean water, clinics and schools.