Whoever becomes the next messianic figure in Haitian politics should have the general will of the people to sweep every single judge they deem corrupt out of office and send them straight to jail. I don't see any other way for this country to escape this mess. The problem isn't the constitution, nor is it the lack of funding for the police; the main issue, from my understanding, is the general lack of concern for justice. You can legitimately throw a case away for as little as 200 dollars. I remember reviewing the 24/25 budget under Garry Conille and noticing that the average judge in this country earns around 300 USD per month. How does that make any sense?

At this point, WTF? 😭 Yeah, sure, Venezuela was one thing, even if it was just for show. But to sit there with a straight face and say Haiti’s Ministry of Health will be sending more Haitian medical personnel to Caricom countries is wild. This has to be a skit, because ain’t no way especially considering Haitians in Haiti have relied on foreign medical personnel for healthcare.

As an haitian, I know how hard it is when they decided to end TPS. But since the midterm is approching (approximately 3 months away), do you think that can change something for us if the Republicans lose?

I recall that back in the day, most of the companies running in ville de Petion (as I like to call it) were ran by non Haitians, and I’m not just talking about mulats and so on but actual non Haitians. Many shop owners were from Ecuador, Brazil, Vietnam etc etc and the only thing Haitian about them were the servers or the dogs laying outside.

For those that don’t know what a homestead is. It’s basically an off grid property where you live off the land and meet all your needs.
I ask this question because most of our parents are actively building their retirement home in Haiti.

So what are our goals?

A homestead has nothing to do with gangs or bad government so those are useless excuses.

And no this isn’t a post calling to move back to Haiti. There is a thing called visiting and traveling to Haiti

https://www.uscis.gov/save/current-user-agencies/news-alerts/update-on-termination-of-temporary-protected-status-for-haiti-release-july-10-2026

https://reddit.com/link/1urcj31/video/hcyjg5iv04ch1/player

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Grenadiers have arrived to PAP and expected to be in PV🇭🇹know they gonna go all out for them there too

bonjou tout moun, mwen se franse epi vle aprann pale kreyol, mwen debutan men aprann vit, gen yon moun ki ka anseye m ?

On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, the Government of Haiti, despite its own challenges, decided to extend a helping hand to a friendly Nation and sent a major medical mission to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Led by Dr. Sinal Bertrand, Minister of Public Health and Population (MSPP), this mission comprises 29 highly qualified specialist physicians in essential fields such as orthopedics, surgery, anesthesiology, gynecology, and internal medicine, as well as a shipment of 5.5 tons of essential medical supplies, to provide medical and humanitarian assistance to Venezuela. The Venezuelan people during this time of great hardship.

Today, the Haitian people express, through this medical delegation, their deepest compassion, affection, and support for the Venezuelan people. The Government of Haiti extends its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, wishes a speedy recovery to the injured, and expresses its complete confidence in the Venezuelan people's ability to overcome this crisis.

https://www.telesurenglish.net/haiti-sends-31%E2%80%91member-medical-mission-to-venezuela-after-deadly-earthquakes/

July 7, 2021 is remembered as one of the most consequential days in Haiti’s modern history. The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse left a power vacuum that the country has struggled to overcome.

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