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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Ryan Dube |Ingrid Arnesen
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2 months ago | 
wsj.com | Carlos Ramirez |Ingrid Arnesen |Carlos Ramírez
Pausing assistance to crime-battered countries like Haiti, Colombia and Ecuador may worsen issues the Trump administration is focused on, regional officials sayFor his second term in office, President Trump has pledged to crack down on migration and go after violent drug cartels, putting a renewed focus south of the border where he had also threatened to take back the Panama Canal and prepared to impose tariffs of up to 25% on imports from Mexico.
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Dec 29, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Ingrid Arnesen
The mountain trail south of Haiti’s capital was long used only by farmers hauling strawberries to market and the rare adventurous hiker. It passes bucolic highland pine forests and follows rugged cliff-side paths in a place so remote it is known to locals as “where even the dogs don’t go.”Now, it is one of the last ways to escape Port-au-Prince, the capital city where violent gangs have cut off other road and sea routes for fleeing Haitians.
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Ryan Dube |Ingrid Arnesen
About 10 women and three infants were killed in the massacre, the U.N.’s human rights office said. A doctor at the nearby Saint-Nicolas Hospital said the facility was overwhelmed with injured victims who had been slashed with machetes.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Kejal Vyas |Ingrid Arnesen
At the same time, Haiti’s beleaguered police force is trying to wage an all-out offensive, going door-to-door hunting for warlords who maintain control over 85% of the capital city, Port-au-Prince. It is doing so with one of the lowest police-per-capita ratios in the world, Conille said. Newsletter Sign-upWhat’s NewsCatch up on the headlines, understand the news and make better decisions, free in your inbox daily. Enjoy a free article in every edition.
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Aug 3, 2024 | 
scrippsnews.com | Jason Bellini |Linda Pattillo |Ingrid Arnesen
Haiti is a nation that seems to be permanently at a crossroads between hope for some kind of stability and outright anarchy. It’s now the latter. Just 700 nautical miles from the U.S., violent paramilitary gangs commit widespread and severe human rights atrocities to maintain their unprecedented power. Scripps News’ international correspondent Jason Bellini traveled to Port-au-Prince to document the human toll of Haiti’s descent into anarchy.
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Aug 3, 2024 | 
wxyz.com | Jason Bellini |Linda Pattillo |Ingrid Arnesen
Haiti is a nation that seems to be permanently at a crossroads between hope for some kind of stability and outright anarchy. It’s now the latter. Just 700 nautical miles from the U.S., violent paramilitary gangs commit widespread and severe human rights atrocities to maintain their unprecedented power. Scripps News’ international correspondent Jason Bellini traveled to Port-au-Prince to document the human toll of Haiti’s descent into anarchy.
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Apr 26, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Kejal Vyas |Ingrid Arnesen
Haiti’s National Police, the last visible semblance of a state in a country where gangs have killed and uprooted thousands from their homes, have ceded control over most of the nation’s capital save for the vacant presidential palace, the international airport and the Central Bank.
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Apr 25, 2024 | 
wsj.com | Kejal Vyas |Ingrid Arnesen
Haiti’s new transitional presidential council was sworn in Thursday, opening the way for the creation of a caretaker government that aims to restore order in a Caribbean nation besieged by deadly gang violence. The nine-person council, made up of seven voting members and two observers representative of Haitian political parties and civil society groups, was inaugurated at Port-au-Prince’s National Palace.
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Oct 23, 2023 | 
gd.no | Ingrid Arnesen
Leserbrev I dag jubler TINE for å ha lurt gudbrandsdøler og media trill rundt, skriver Sigurd Rønningen i et leserinnlegg i denne avis i går. Rønningen kunne ikke tatt mer feil; jubelen var saga blott og gårsdagen skrev seg inn i TINEs historiebøker med det største alvor. Torsdag 19. oktober ble det kjent at TINEs konsernstyret har vedtatt å legge ned meierianleggene våre på Sem og i Kristiansand.
