Elected officials and community leaders kick off Labor Day festivities at WIADCA’s annual VIP Breakfast
NEW YORK — Elected officers, neighborhood leaders and cultural figures gathered Monday morning for the West Indian American Day Carnival […]
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Haitian officials face backlash over TPS deportation response
Overview: A viral comedy sketch mocking two Haitian officers’ feedback has renewed scrutiny of the federal government’s response to the
Haitian prime minister meets with US officials on security, elections and TPS
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé met with U.S. lawmakers in Washington this week, together with Rep. Brian
Seven arrested in Citadelle stampede reportedly triggered by tear gas, officials say
Overview: A number of Milot residents and the previous director ISPAN, Haiti’s historic preservation company, mentioned using tear gasoline led
Haiti immigration officials detained on passport fraud freed, deny wrongdoing
Overview: The Port-au-Prince prosecutor’s workplace has launched Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon and 9 workers of the Immigration and Emigration Directorate
Ten Haitian officials, including a director general, detained in passport fraud case
Overview: Antoine Jean Simon Fénélon, director basic of Haiti’s Directorate of Immigration and Emigration (DIE), and 9 employees members stay
ULCC reminds former Haitian officials to declare assets after CPT exit
Overview: Haiti’s Anti-Corruption Unit has reminded former senior officers, together with the 9 members of the now-defunct Transitional Presidential Council,
US and UN sanction former Haitian officials for aiding gangs in Haiti
America (U.S.) and the United Nations (U.N.) on Friday introduced sanctions in opposition to two distinguished Haitian figures accused of
Ouanaminthe officials held in custody pending massive corruption probe
Overview: One present and three former Ouanaminthe officers arrested on Sept. 16 had been ordered held in custody whereas an
Haiti registers a whopping 6M voters amid mass displacements, officials say
Overview: The Nationwide Identification Workplace (ONI) reported Wednesday that 6.3 million Haitians of voting age now have ID playing cards,