Tag: Haiti
Overview: Haiti’s political parties are challenging the CEP’s verification of the 30,000 members required for each party or coalition to register candidates. Political actors also question the feasibility of the…
Haiti is giving political parties and candidates more time to complete the process of getting on the ballot as the country moves toward its first national elections in roughly a…
The United States is keeping flight restrictions over Haiti in place for several more months as gang violence and security concerns continue, particularly around Port-au-Prince. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)…
Overview: Hundreds of mourners gathered at a church in Kenscoff, Haiti, for the funeral of four victims of an Aug. 23 gang attack that killed at least 47 people and…
Overview: Geoff Pipoly, lead counsel in Miot v. Trump, spoke with The Haitian Times about the Supreme Court’s June 25 ruling allowing the termination of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status to…
Following a deadly spate of gang attacks on civilians in Haiti and amid reports of illicit weapons slipping into the Caribbean country, the Security Council has called an emergency meeting…
Overview: A medical center in Fonds-Parisien, a rural border town, is recruiting doctors, nurses and other health professionals, including former TPS holders considering returning to Haiti, to keep pace with…
Overview: Candidate registration for Haiti’s upcoming national election began Aug. 20. But the process is a major bottleneck in the electoral calendar, with confusion surrounding a requirement that each political…