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UN accuses former mayor of funding Haiti’s gangs, leaking police info to them
The panel said Petit-Frère, a businesswoman, maintained longstanding ties with gang leaders and provided financial and logistical …
UN panel accuses ex-Sen. Jean-Charles Moïse of running illicit glass eel network
The experts said Moïse has political and economic influence over Haiti’s glass eel sector, controlling the supply chain from harve…
Dominican Republic retracts ban on Haiti soccer as post-match remark deepens rift
Dominican Sports Minister Kelvin Cruz initially announced a broader prohibition on Oct. 2, saying Haiti would no longer be allowed…
Colombia’s president pledges support for suspects of Moïse’s killing, calling them ‘heroes’
The announcement comes less than three weeks after the Colombian veterans and Joseph Félix Badio—a former Haitian government offic…
Army study found shock gloves purchased by ICE cause pain, compliance and fear
An Army study found ICE's shock gloves caused intense pain and immediate compliance, according to records obtained by American Ove…
Haiti delays election campaign, extends candidate registration to Oct. 31
The electoral governing body has not yet announced new campaign dates. It did not confirm whether Dec. 13 will still be maintained…
Brooklyn Democrats elect Nikki Lucas as party chair despite court orders
Assemblymember Nikki Lucas was elected chair of the Brooklyn Democratic Party in a late-night virtual vote that reformers contend …
Language feud over Creole and French roils the tiny island of Guadeloupe
A dispute over Creole and French has stirred anger in Guadeloupe after the island’s prefect told a fisherman it was disrespectful …
Haiti advances to Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals despite loss to Costa Rica
The result capped a four-match group campaign in which Haiti scored nine goals and conceded five under new coach David Badía. The …
Springfield lays to rest Haitian student whose suicide death followed TPS loss
“He told ICE, ‘I had to put a sock between my skin and the device. It was uncomfortable. It was hot,’” Jozef recounted. “And they …