Haiti

Haiti, Haiti Liberté, Francês
2024-11-08 11:24:32
En octobre 2024, des soldats de Viv Ansanm dans le bas de Delmas expliquent les raisons de leur prise d’armes et leur lutte avec le quartier voisin de Solino. (English) « Une révolution n’est pas un goûter, ni l’écriture d’un essai, ni la peinture d’un tableau, ni la broderie ; elle ne peut pas être aussi raffinée, aussi tranquille et douce, aussi tempérée, aimable, courtoise, retenue et magnanime.Une révolution est une insurrection, un acte de violence,par lequel une classe renverse une autre. » Mao Zedong   On l’appelait « le boucher des Noirs ». Un autre a témoigné qu’il poursuivait ses ennemis « comme on chasse les bêtes sauvages. Il tirait, matraquait et les pendait quotidiennement. » Ces remarques ne concernent aucun dirigeant du groupe « Viv Ansanm » (Vivre ensemble), la coalition vilipendée de groupes armés de quartier qui a chassé l’ancien Premier ministre de facto installé par les...
Haiti, Haitian Times, Inglês
2024-11-08 11:23:07
Overview: This article explores Toussaint Rosefort’s participation in the “Heat of the Moment” art exhibit in Long Island City. His works offer a powerful commentary on racial inequality and the Black experience in America, fitting within the exhibit’s broader themes of social justice and climate issues. Haitian artist Toussaint Rosefort brings a powerful perspective to “Heat of the Moment,” an art exhibition in Long Island City challenging viewers to consider their roles in addressing global issues.  The exhibition now on display, curated by Epicenter NYC co-founder Nitin Mukul, assembles the work of nine artists, each offering a take on climate change, social justice, and resilience. Rosefort’s contributions give a vital perspective to the conversation on inequality and collective responsibility with a common theme of Rosefort’s work centered on being black in America. The Port-au-Prince native is showcasing artwork that dives deeply into the Black experience and touches on environmentalism, revealing...
Haiti, Haiti Liberté, Francês
2024-11-08 02:28:51
La question que tout le monde se pose dans le pays est comment sortir de cette crise qui n’en finit pas et dont la vitesse tend à s’accélérer davantage ? Une crise donnant l’impression qu’il n’y a pas une réaction conséquente et organisée de la population qui pourrait amener le pays sur une pente encore plus dangereuse. Depuis l’avènement et l’instauration du régime présidentiel de transition, par Washington, on assiste à une aggravation vertigineuse de la situation. Bizarrement, l’équation de la crise multidimensionnelle a créé depuis, une lutte interne au sein de l’appareil d’État pourri et corrompu qu’on pourrait même qualifier de politique du pire. Cette crise sociopolitique aiguë qui s’amplifie de jour en jour avec le scandale de corruption des trois Conseillers ne fait qu’illustrer clairement que le mécanisme choisi par les puissances impérialistes pour tenter de régénérer l’appareil en décomposition ne saurait tenir davantage. Il n’est donc pas étonnant...
Haiti, Haitian Times, Inglês
2024-11-08 02:27:43
Overview: Since his appearance on the political scene in 2015, Donald J. Trump has won Florida in all three presidential elections he participated in as a candidate, turning the state ‘redder.’ In this election cycle, Trump decisively won Miami-Dade, once a democratic stronghold, which proves what many political experts think of Florida as no longer a battleground state. KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Former President, now President-elect Donald J. Trump’s latest victory in Florida, marked by a decisive win among Miami-Dade County voters, has underscored a shift toward solid Republican ground. Former President Barack Obama was the last Democrat to win Florida in 2008 and 2012. Since then, the southern state, long regarded as a crucial swing state in presidential elections, has now become increasingly out of reach for Democrats, as Trump’s enduring appeal has turned it more reliably red. Haitian-heavy Florida now seems almost unrecognizable from the state that delivered George...
Haiti, Haiti Liberté, Francês
2024-11-07 15:33:44
Trump ou Harris? Quel que soit le vainqueur de la course présidentielle, le perdant sera la race humaine. Récemment, Donald Trump a déclaré qu’il lancerait un ultimatum à Moscou pour retirer ses troupes des régions ethniquement russes qui ont été arbitrairement données à la République soviétique d’Ukraine par les bolcheviks il y a plus d’un siècle. Quelle ironie que Donald Trump, en fait, sanctionne les actions des révolutionnaires communistes. L’attitude d’une personne envers la Russie et le régime brutal de Zelensky est un test décisif – Défendez-vous les droits de l’homme, la justice et la civilisation ; ou soutenez-vous le nettoyage ethnique, le régime totalitaire et la suppression des droits humains fondamentaux ? J’espérais voir du leadership et de la fermeté de la part de Trump sur cette question. Mais il n’en a montré aucun. Il a cédé à l’« État profond » qu’il prétend combattre. Le Trump habituellement franc...
Haiti, Haitian Times, Inglês
2024-11-07 15:29:48
Overview: Haitian clubs, champions of the Caribbean soccer competition in 2021 and 2022, are now struggling to keep pace with improved Caribbean teams. In the 2024 Concacaf Caribbean Cup, Ouanaminthe Football Club 2011 finished as the second-worst team, while Real Hope Football Academy was eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. CAP-HAÏTIEN — Haitian soccer clubs have commanded respect at regional tournaments in recent years, rising from securing third and fourth-place finishes in 2018 to clinching Caribbean Club Championship titles in 2021 and 2022. However, this year’s performances reveal that other Caribbean clubs have significantly upgraded while Haitian teams have remained largely stagnant. This shift has left Haitian clubs struggling to keep pace in the increasingly competitive Caribbean Cup. Real Hope Football Academy’s recent 4-2 aggregate loss to the Dominican Republic’s Cibao FC in the Caribbean Cup semifinals underscored the widening performance gap.  Meanwhile, Ouanaminthe Football Club 2011 finished...
Haiti, Haiti Liberté, Francês
2024-11-07 04:28:45
Leslie Voltaire et Garry Conille Les querelles entre les membres du Conseil présidentiel de transition (CPT) et le Premier ministre Garry Conille en Haïti donnent sans doute le signal qu’il y aurait une autre transition en gestation. Certes, une sorte de transition dans la transition pourrait-on dire, une fois de plus programmée par la CIA et le Département d’État américain. Ces querelles intestines, de surcroîts personnels, ne sont pas innocentes et n’ont en réalité rien à voir avec les conditions réelles des masses populaires et la situation désastreuse du pays. Ces acteurs au service de l’impérialisme ne font que mettre en scène le jeu de l’ennemi du genre humain prônant la division pour mieux régner. Les divergences ouvertes entre le CPT et le Premier ministre ont clairement montré qu’ils sont des esclaves de salon qui se battent pour attirer l’attention du maître colonial vers l’un plutôt que vers l’autre. Dans...
Haiti, Haitian Times, Inglês
2024-11-07 04:27:36
Overview: This article examines the economic impact of Donald Trump’s proposed mass deportation plan and broad tariffs on New York City. Experts argue that deporting undocumented workers and some legal immigrants would shrink the city’s workforce by hundreds of thousands, disrupting consumer spending and economic growth. Trump’s proposed tariffs could also sharply raise consumer prices, hitting low-income New Yorkers hardest. The report includes perspectives from New York City Comptroller Brad Lander and local economists, who outline the risks to both jobs and tax revenue if these policies are enacted. This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. by Greg David  | Nov. 3, 2024, 6:00 a.m. At last week’s rally at Madison Square Garden, Donald Trump yet again pledged to “launch the largest deportation program in American history.” According to him, deporting millions of immigrants, including those...
Haiti, Haiti Liberté, Francês
2024-11-06 19:09:39
Soldiers of the G9 Family and Allies march in a protest against Prime Minister Ariel Henry in Port-au-Prince on Sep. 19, 2023. Photo: Odelyn Joseph/AP To understand the current crisis in Haiti, one must first trace the evolution of the armed groups that have transformed the country into a war zone. Over the past three decades, poor neighborhoods’ armed groups have emerged in Haiti (mostly in the capital) and fought each other to defend territory, resources, and influence. But a major change occurred when the armed groups formed themselves into alliances in 2020. The initial coalition was the G9, but the G-Pèp was formed the very next day in response. The two armed coalitions fought bloody battles for the next three years, but in February 2024 finally succeeded in making peace and merging. They now operate under a common banner called Viv Ansanm (Live Together). This merger, which began fitfully...
Haiti, Haitian Times, Inglês
2024-11-06 19:08:23
Overview: Haitian Americans react to a lengthy election that forcefully brought the community’s presence in the U.S. into the national consciousness. NEW YORK — After a closely-watched election, Haitian Americans across the United States are processing the implications of a second Donald J. Trump administration. The Associated Press called the race for Trump just before dawn Wednesday morning. As expected in a heated presidential race that countless polls predicted would be neck-and-neck, Trump ultimately defeated Vice President Kamala Harris with 277 electoral votes, compared to Harris’s 224.  “We’re going to fix our borders. We’re going to fix everything in this country,” Trump said during his victory speech to a crowd of supporters chanting “USA.” He delivered his speech in the early Wednesday hours from Palm Beach, Fla. “I will not rest until I deliver a safe and prosperous America that our children deserve.” Across the country, Haitian Americans who had...
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