Haitians mourn the loss of loved ones amid increasing anxiety about their future.
A bold, comprehensive campaign to control cholera in Haiti could save thousands of lives. So why the holdup?
Haiti is seeing potential for growth, with investments in the mining, tourism, and coffee sectors.
Michel Martelly begins his second year in office with a long to-do list. Is he up to the task?
During her three-day tour to the Caribbean, the Brazilian president sought new investments and skirted human rights discussions in Cuba while affirming Brazil’s new visa policy in Haiti.
Escaping a protracted humanitarian crisis, Haitians have begun migrating to Brazil for jobs. Furthermore, Brazil is adopting a new approach to its relations with the Caribbean country.
Haitian President Michel Martelly seeks to promote Haiti’s national sovereignty and lessen its dependence on foreign aid.