Haiti Year in Review 2024: Transition, Terror, and Fragile Hope
2024 was a year of dramatic political upheaval and continued humanitarian catastrophe in Haiti — a year that removed Ariel
2024 was a year of dramatic political upheaval and continued humanitarian catastrophe in Haiti — a year that removed Ariel
The Transitional Presidential Council approved an electoral decree and calendar in December 2024 that scheduled a first round of elections
The Transitional Presidential Council appointed Alix Didier Fils-Aimé as Haiti’s new Prime Minister following the removal of Garry Conille, selecting
Garry Conille was removed as Haiti’s Prime Minister by the Transitional Presidential Council in November 2024, just six months after
The Transitional Presidential Council and the Conille government took steps in September 2024 toward establishing a new Provisional Electoral Council,
The newly formed transitional government under Prime Minister Garry Conille faced immediate and simultaneous tests of its capacity and credibility:
Prime Minister Garry Conille announced his cabinet in June 2024, assembling a technocratic government that emphasized competence and international credibility
The Transitional Presidential Council named Garry Conille as Haiti’s new Prime Minister on May 28, 2024, selecting a technocratic figure
Leslie Voltaire was elected as the first rotating president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council on May 26, 2024, taking the
The Transitional Presidential Council, formed in April 2024 to replace Ariel Henry’s government and lead Haiti toward elections, immediately faced