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The head of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council makes case of reparations asking for global solidarity in his address to the United Nations General Assembly. ... Miami Herald 305-376-2616 ...
According to a report shared with the Miami Herald, following the Sept. 10 kidnapping at sea, at least five vessels were forced to depart Port-au-Prince without unloading cargo, resulting in an estimated loss of $3.4 million in missed customs duties. They were transporting $49 million in cargo, according to data from CargoFax.
U.S. policy in Haiti has been inconsistent at best, observers and insiders say, swinging from maintaining order at gunpoint to decades of propping up repressive, reviled leaders through political...
The U.S. military flew in Marines to reinforce its embassy in Haiti and evacuate non-essential personnel as heavily-armed gangs continue to challenge the country’s tenuous government and turn the...
Haiti gangs target police facilities, prisons and other key government installations. Haiti’s National Penitentiary is near empty after gangs stormed the prison with the help of a drone, and...
The violence engulfing Haiti’s capital that has led to daily gun battles between police and gangs extended into the hills on Monday, as Haitians in some of Port-au-Prince’s wealthiest enclaves...
The Miami Herald is inviting the community to listen-in as Herald Haiti Correspondent Jacqueline Charles discusses her award-winning, exclusive coverage.
The Miami Herald's Caribbean correspondent Jacqueline Charles joins CBS News Miami to explain the civil unrest and violence happening right now in Haiti.
Jacqueline Charles, the Miami Herald’s Haiti and Caribbean correspondent, is the 2024 Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award recipient from Colby College. Charles was the first foreign reporter to land in...