Editorial post
The Editorial Board Port-au-Prince, Haiti — In a country where gangs rule neighborhoods, hunger stalks millions, and over 700,000 displaced citizens crowd into makeshift shelters, Haiti’s transitional government is pushing to hold elections by 2025. But to call this a “roadmap to democracy” is to ignore the grim reality on the ground. Elections, while vital…
Editorial: As Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, grapples with gang violence, political paralysis, and a humanitarian crisis that has left nearly half its population food-insecure, the government’s decision to allocate millions of dollars to fund this year’s Carnival festivities has sparked fierce debate. While cultural traditions like Carnival hold profound significance, many Haitians are asking: At what…
The potential withdrawal of U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) funding from Haiti is not merely a budgetary adjustment—it is a death sentence. With 75% of the country’s health expenditures tethered to this aid, the collapse of Haiti’s already fractured healthcare system is imminent. Hospitals will shutter, vaccines will vanish, and preventable diseases will surge….
Haitian cuisine is more than just food—it’s a vibrant expression of culture, history, and resilience. From the bustling streets of Port-au-Prince to the serene countryside, the flavors of Haiti tell a story of survival, creativity, and community. With its rich blend of African, French, Indigenous, and Caribbean influences, Haitian cuisine is a testament to the…
Combating gang violence in Haiti is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires a comprehensive, strategic, and sustained approach. Gangs in Haiti have grown in power and influence due to a combination of weak governance, economic instability, social inequality, and the proliferation of arms. Addressing this issue demands not only immediate security measures but also…
Yes, Haiti should absolutely pursue agriculture as a cornerstone of its economic and social development, but with a modernized and sustainable approach. Agriculture has historically been a vital part of Haiti’s economy and culture, providing livelihoods for a significant portion of the population. However, the sector faces numerous challenges, including outdated practices, environmental degradation, and…
Haiti’s need for modernization is a critical and multifaceted challenge that intersects with its historical, economic, social, and political realities. As the first independent nation in Latin America and the Caribbean, Haiti has a rich history of resilience and resistance. However, centuries of external exploitation, internal instability, and natural disasters have left the country struggling…
Supporters’ Perspective Critics’ Perspective Key Policies and Their Impact Broader Implications The Trump administration’s deportation policies had far-reaching consequences, both domestically and internationally: Conclusion The Trump administration’s deportation policies remain a contentious issue, reflecting broader debates about immigration, national identity, and human rights. While supporters view these policies as necessary for enforcing the law and…
The state of Haiti today is one of profound crisis, marked by a combination of political instability, economic collapse, rampant insecurity, and humanitarian suffering. The country, which has faced decades of challenges, is now at a critical juncture, with its future hanging in the balance. Here are some key aspects of the current situation and…
