Haiti-Elections-Insecurity: OIDG Warns the Haitian Government About the Urgency to Act
As the political transition drags on in Haiti, the International Observatory for Democracy and Governance (OIDG) has urged Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé to respond without delay, just days…
Press Freedom in Peril: A Historic Setback, Threatened Journalists, and a Global Call to Action
On May 3, 2026, the world celebrated World Press Freedom Day. But this year, the alarms are ringing louder than ever. Between a historic decline in freedom of expression, record…
Boston’s 12th Citizenship Day Draws Fewer Than 200 Immigrants as Fear and Federal Policy Changes Keep Applicants Away
Fears and Trump-era policy changes cut Boston's 12th Citizenship Day turnout to under 200 immigrants, the lowest ever for the region's largest citizenship event. Record-low turnout at New England's largest…
Haitian Customs Officers: CDH Raises Its Voice and Formulates Five Demands Facing the Crisis at the AGD
Port-au-Prince, Thursday, April 30, 2026 – The Collective of Haitian Customs Officers (CDH) has broken its silence to show support for striking agents of the General Administration of Customs (AGD)…
At the Gates of the Airport, Businesses Call Out the State: “The Time for Observations is Over”
Port-au-Prince, Thursday, April 30, 2026 – Several major companies — Brasserie de la Couronne, Barbancourt, Séjourné — located in the strategic zone between National Route 1 and Route 9 (the…
