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Haiti News - The Haitian Times
WEB3 days ago · Haiti announces a new Provisional Electoral Council. As anticipated, seven of the nine members of the CEP have been confirmed by the transitional government, awaiting the designation of the two missing representatives by the sectors involved in the process. The CPT still awaits the human rights and women’s rights defense sectors to designate ...
One island. Two nations. Worlds apart? - The Haitian Times
WEB1 day ago · Distant Neighbors: In the shadow of controversy. The workers behind the Dominican border wall. Tension swirls around the Haiti-Dominican Republic border wall and those erecting it. Jun. 20, 2023. Haitian and Dominican children share a playground together in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic in January 2023.
What Defines Us: Unraveling the Complexities of Haitian Identity
WEBMar 25, 2024 · Our identity as Haitians is a complex and multifaceted concept, continuously evolving. It serves as a source of strength, resilience, and pride, reminding us of the sacrifices of our ancestors and urging us to continue the fight for a better future. Regardless of our knowledge of our history, our Haitian identity remains steadfast.
Celebrating Haitian women from across the spectrum
WEBMar 31, 2022 · English . Haitian women come in all hues, shapes, sizes and skill sets. As we celebrate International Women’s Month, The Haitian Times is pleased to highlight just a few across backgrounds, careers and lifestyles that we see making a difference in their chosen fields and how they live. Some are prominent, others not so much.
New York - The Haitian Times
WEBFolk musician Brunache awarded during Haitian diaspora symposium in Brooklyn. The two-day HDCA Symposium, organized by Theordore Fayette – a New Jersey-based Haitian TV personality – aimed to discuss the Haitian diaspora’s role in rebuilding Haiti’s economic and social infrastructure. News about Haitian-American communities across New ...
4 Little Known Facts About Haiti’s Independence
WEBJan 1, 2020 · Haitian Excellence. 1. Francois-Dominique Toussaint, Haitian revolutionary leader and prominent figure in Haiti’s history is actually better known by his nickname Toussaint-L’Ouverture (the opening). He received the nickname due to his ability to find an opening in the enemy lines as well as opening the way for Haiti’s independence.
A primer on Haitian refugees who enter the U.S. by land versus by …
WEBOct 19, 2021 · Nature of the journey. Journey by sea can take weeks. Refugees fled on fishing boats, often running out of food and resorting to drinking sea water. Others paid smugglers who promised better boats for passage. Many died at sea from dehydration, trauma and capsized vessels. Journey through land takes months.
The king of Haiti’s dream - The Haitian Times
WEBJul 14, 2020 · The northern military intervened to stop the slave trade again on 2 February 1811 when they captured a Spanish ship, the Santa Ana, and liberated 205 Africans shackled in the hold. Out of revenge, Spanish and Portuguese slavers began to attack Haitian merchant ships and engage in raids on Haitian beaches, seizing men, women and children to sell ...
Haiti’s newly-named Prime Minister now in charge, announces new ...
WEBJul 20, 2021 · The July 19 decree that named the members of Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s government. The announcement brings an end to the power struggle between Haitian politicians to rule Haiti in the wake of Moïse July 7 assassination.Joseph, who has served the dual roles of minister of foreign affairs and acting prime minister, said he had stepped down “for the good of the country.”
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