Le gouvernement revalorise le salaire minimum
« Aujourd’hui le salaire passe de 770 à 1000 gourdes pour le segment A, 715 à 900 gourdes pour le segment B. Pour le Segment C on passe de 540 à 760 gourdes, de 350 à 500 gourdes pour le segment E, alors que le segment F passe de 685 à 1000 gourdes. Le segment G pousse de 615 à 925 gourdes et le segment H est désormais de 900 gourdes contre 615 avant l’augmentation »,
Miami jury begins deliberations in Haiti presidential assassination trial
On Tuesday, the U.S. District Judge Jacqueline Becerra instructed the 12-member jury, telling them they could not consider the guilt of other suspects in their deliberations, which began late in the day and will resume Wednesday. She was alluding to Joseph Félix Badio, a former Haitian anti-corruption official who played a pivotal role in transforming the plot, at a meeting in Port-au-Prince in mid-June 2021, from arresting Moïse arrest to killing him.
Ces héros des Caraïbes ayant déjà marqué en Coupe du Monde
Avant le Mondial 2026, la FIFA met en lumière le Haïtien Emmanuel Sanon, le Cubain Héctor Socorro et tous les buteurs en Coupe du Monde venus des Caraïbes.
Haïti abordera la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA 2026™ avec de solides buteurs dans ses rangs, parmi lesquels figurent Duckens Nazon, deuxième meilleur réalisateur de l’histoire de la sélection derrière le légendaire Emmanuel Sanon. C’est lors de l’édition Allemagne de l'Ouest 1974 que ce dernier s’est révélé au monde et qu’Haïti s’est fait connaître sur la scène internationale, pour ce qui reste sa seule phase finale mondiale jusqu'alors.
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.