Honored while he can savor it: Boston’s Haitian community celebrates engineer Marc Joseph
Radio Concorde Boston gathered dozens of guests on October 17 to honor the city's Deputy Building Commissioner, Marc Joseph, for two decades of public service and for his work on…
Disappearance of Salvadoran soldiers in Santo 17: intensive search and growing concern
At least four Salvadoran soldiers from the FRG have been missing since Sunday, October 18, 2026, in Santo 17, a neighborhood in the Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, north of the Haitian…
Michel Martelly, presidential candidate: a comeback that raises serious questions
Former President Michel Joseph Martelly has officially registered as a candidate for the presidency of the Republic on the online platform of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP). As of October…
Carney Signals Immigration Shift as Haitians Look North
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa may soon allow its population to grow again after three years of immigration cuts, a signal being watched closely by Haitians in Canada…
Another U.S. Security Firm Under Scrutiny Over Haiti Arms Deal
More than $7 million in Haitian public funds set aside to arm the country's outgunned national police cannot be accounted for, according to a Miami Herald investigation into a Tennessee-founded…
