© UNOCHA/Giles Clarke Gangs control the majority of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince. This article is published in association with United Nations. Hundreds of thousands of guns are being used by gangs to exert control and spread terror in Haiti, …
"As gang violence continues to spread to new areas of the country, Haitians experience growing levels of vulnerability and increasing skepticism about the ability of the state to respond to their needs," Maria Isabel Salvador told the UN Security …
A 57-year-old Key West resident has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to a single count of smuggling in connection with an illegal gun-running operation involving firearms exported to Haiti. Jean Wiltene Eugene, a U.S. citizen born in Haiti, entered …
Overview: Three soldiers with the Haitian Armed Forces were killed in an ambush by gang members in Kenscoff during the weekend, bringing the number of officers killed by gangs in April to at least six. Gangs have increasingly targeted this fertile hillside …
17:18, 21 Apr 2025Updated 17:22, 21 Apr 2025 British horse Haiti Couleurs won the Irish Grand National to deny Willie Mullins an historic treble at Fairyhouse. The 13/2 shot - tipped by Record Sport's Garry Owen - won for trainer Rebecca Curtis and …
Santo Domingo.- In response to recent tragedies—the deadly collapse of the Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic, which claimed over 230 lives, and ongoing gang violence in Haiti, with more than 6,500 deaths since early 2024—the Zile Foundation is …
Annual pre-race antics at Fairyhouse Before the race starts, all the competing jockeys line-up for a team photo of sorts. There will be mixed feelings about their performances post-race no doubt but it was all smiles before the off. One person who will …
Haiti Couleurs heads betting for Ireland’s richest jumps race Published: Mon 21 Apr 2025, 12:07 PM The Rebecca Curtis-trained Haiti Couleurs remains the marginal 6/1 favourite with title sponsors, BoyleSports, ahead of today’s Fairyhouse showpiece, the …
Two centuries after a historic injustice, the question still rumbles: should France return to Haiti the money it extorted to recognize its independence? On April 17, 1825, King Charles X signed an ordinance as cynical as it was seminal: the young Haitian …
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