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Ecuadorian lawyer admits to drafting Haiti warrant to arrest Moïse ahead of killing
The lawyer, José Antonio Corrales, testified that he drafted several documents central to the plot, including the arrest warrant, which he had hoped to have signed by a Haitian Superior Court justice, Windelle Coq Thélot. His clients at the security firm had designated the judge as the heir apparent to Moïse after abandoning a South Florida pastor in his months-long quest for the presidency.
US Supreme Court seems to side with Trump actions to strip legal status for Haitians, Syrians
The U.S. Supreme Court appeared poised Wednesday to uphold the Trump administration’s efforts to end temporary legal protections for 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians.
The decision could also affect several other lawsuits related to what is known as Temporary Protected Status that are pending in lower courts. The suits challenge the Trump administration’s procedures to terminate country protections, which have sharply raised deportation risks for more than 1 million immigrants.
‘We have to work together.’ Canada’s U.N. envoy visits Haiti, pledges continued support
In briefings with Canadian, Haitian and U.N. officials, Lametti heard a familiar refrain on the current reality: incremental gains by security forces alongside continued territorial expansion by gangs; cautious optimism about the new international security response, but questions about whether the new Gang Suppression Force will get the support it needs from both a U.N. Trust Fund, to which Canada has already contributed millions, and a newly established U.N. Support Office.
In total, 15 U.N. member nations have pledged support amounting to $213.5 million to the Trust Fund, with $174.1 million in cash already received. The bulk of the money, however, had been pledged to support the Kenya-led Multinational Support mission, with the majority of the $58.5 million disbursed used for personnel entitlements and medical and casualty evacuations.
Le CEP revoit son budget à la baisse
Après le refus catégorique du Premier ministre de valider le budget de 250 millions de dollars pour l’organisation des élections, le Conseil électoral informe dans un communiqué avoir envoyé cette semaine une autre proposition de budget au gouvernement. Si dans le communiqué le CEP n’a pas évoqué de montant, des sources au sein de l’institution électorale confient au Nouvelliste que le nouveau budget est maintenant d'un peu plus de 220 millions de dollars.
Hailey Baptiste élimine la numéro 1 mondiale
L’Américaine d’origine haïtienne Hailey Baptiste a réalisé l’exploit de sa carrière en éliminant la numéro 1 mondiale Aryna Sabalenka en quarts de finale (2-6,...
