Juhakenson Blaise
Journalist at Haitian Times
Journaliste au The Haitian Times, Poète (slam), Étudiant en Travail Social, Resp Com à FeSlamH,
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1 week ago |
haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise
Overview: More than a dozen displaced women in Port-au-Prince received beauty treatments at Lycée Anténor Firmin during the Haitian Mother’s Day weekend, an initiative led by singer Maudeline Dérival and young volunteers. The event provided a rare moment of relief for women facing daily hardships in overcrowded camps.
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1 week ago |
haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise
Overview: The patriotic congress, set for May 31 to June 21, 2025, seeks to unite Haitians amid a worsening security crisis. Led by a group of academics, the initiative includes pre-congress meetings across Haiti and the diaspora, focusing on security, political transition and institutional reform. Organizers stress urgency, with over a million displaced and gangs controlling over 80% of Port-au-Prince and its surrounding area, calling for collective action to shape Haiti’s future.
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2 weeks ago |
haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise
Overview: In Haiti, people concerned about the halting of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programs have protested the worsening shortage of life-saving antiretroviral medications. They have joined the global calls for the United States to resume aid that was suspended due to a funding freeze, threatening to reverse decades of progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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2 weeks ago |
haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise
Overview: Following a gang attack in April 2024 that destroyed its printing equipment and forced the suspension of its print edition, Le Nouvelliste — Haiti’s oldest daily — has relocated to Pétion-Ville and embraced a digital-first strategy. Under Max E. Chauvet’s leadership, the paper remains committed to its values of independence, balance, and public service.
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2 weeks ago |
haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise
Overview: Despite insecurity in Port-au-Prince, residents celebrated the 222nd anniversary of the Haitian flag with fairs and festivities, while the official ceremony was once again moved to Cap-Haïtien. At Petite Place Cazeau, artisans and merchants braved the rain to honor their nation, even as they grappled with the sadness and uncertainty brought by ongoing violence.
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