Haiti Project Called Them Out Last May
Writing for the Inter-American Dialogue on May 17, the Haiti Democracy Project called Haiti’s violent gangs “foot soldiers” of Michel Martelly and Laurent Lamothe in their deadly rivalry for the presidency
U.S., Canada Sanction Ruling-Level Suspected Criminals
They pull the visas and freeze the assets of two top senators long suspected of assassinations and drug-running. The Haiti Democracy Project has had its run-ins with both
Delegation Consulted with State Department
As plans firmed up for a Canadian-led contingent to aid the Haitian police, we sent a delegation to urge the United States on to greater efforts to save Haitians from cholera and famine
Haiti Democracy Project Delegate Shot, Recovering
Roberson Alphonse, prizewinning journalist in Haiti and member of our Thirty-Seventh Business Delegation to Washington in 2015, was shot in a terror attack in Port-au-Prince yesterday in both arms and is recovering at a hospital there. His car was riddled with bullets. He was saved by a Good Samaritan bystander
Gangs Burst into Haiti’s Biggest Fuel Depot Again
On October 14 they break into the north gate and make off with four tanker trucks and drums carrying twenty-eight thousand gallons of gasoline
Reflections One Year After
One year after the tragedy of a presidential assassination, it is clearer than ever that respect for elections is key to Haiti’s future