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Haitian master painter and Vodou priest André Pierre, considered the spiritual successor to Hector Hyppolite, will have his work installed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston starting June 19, 2026. This historic recognition of Haitian art within one of America's most comprehensive museum collections was announced by the founder of the Haitian Artists Assembly of Massachusetts, Charlot Lucien,…
A long-awaited autopsy report has confirmed that the death of Emmanuel Damas, a 56-year-old Haitian national who died in March after months in immigration detention in Arizona, was connected to severe dental problems — though the report also indicates the detainee twice declined recommendations to have problematic teeth extracted before his condition deteriorated, according to reporting by the Associated Press.…
The 8th Annual Haitian American Business Expo and Job Fair convened on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at Boston Preparatory Charter Public School in Hyde Park, marking a decade of work by the U.S. Haitian Chamber of Commerce, Inc. to support Haitian American entrepreneurs, strengthen minority-owned businesses, and build economic opportunities across Massachusetts and the broader Haitian diaspora. The 2026 edition…
A long-awaited autopsy report has confirmed that the death of Emmanuel Damas,…
Haitian master painter and Vodou priest André Pierre, considered the spiritual…
A long-awaited autopsy report has confirmed that the death of Emmanuel Damas,…
The 8th Annual Haitian American Business Expo and Job Fair convened on…
The Haitian Football Federation has named the 26-man squad that will represent…
New resignation at the DHS. Michael Banks, the chief of the…
Three of the most recognizable names in global music will share the…
A record number of immigrants in United States deportation proceedings are forgoing…
David Venturella, a former senior U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official whose…
At least 1,642 people were assassinated and 745 others injured between January and March 2026, according to a new report from the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH). While…

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