Haiti Political Crisis Intensifies: Opposition Demands Moïse Resign
Haiti’s political crisis reached a new pitch in late February 2019 as opposition politicians and civil society groups dramatically escalated
Haiti’s political crisis reached a new pitch in late February 2019 as opposition politicians and civil society groups dramatically escalated
Haitian women took center stage in PetroCaribe protest marches in February 2019, with women-led organizations organizing dedicated demonstrations that highlighted
A bizarre and alarming incident unfolded in Port-au-Prince on February 17, 2019, when Haitian police arrested eight individuals — five
Port-au-Prince’s walls became a canvas for political expression in 2019, as artists and activists covered buildings, barriers, and alleyways with
Haiti’s vibrant artistic community responded to the country’s political and social crisis in 2019 with an outpouring of creative work
The Haitian Senate’s Superior Court of Accounts released findings in February 2019 that provided the most detailed public accounting yet
The PetroCaribe corruption scandal prompted renewed examination in 2019 of a broader question that had long troubled Haiti watchers: how
Thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince and other cities in early February 2019, reigniting protests that had
Haiti’s microfinance institutions, which serve the country’s large population of small entrepreneurs and informal workers who lack access to traditional
Access to clean water remained one of the most acute humanitarian challenges in Haiti in 2019, with official statistics indicating