Frankétienne, Father of Haitian Letters, Is Busier Than Ever
At 75, Frankétienne, whose output includes novels, poems, plays and artwork, embraces chaos as a style that befits Haiti’s tumultuous...
Month: April 2011
Costa Rica: Ex-President Found Guilty of Corruption
A former president, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, was convicted of corruption charges on Wednesday and sentenced to five years in...
Without His Mother’s Milk, a Haitian Boy Is Lost
A widespread belief that some women have “bad milk” — “lèt gate,” in Creole — often leads to tragic...
Haitians Forced Out of Tent Camps Remain in Limbo
More than half of the Haitians driven into camps by the 2010 earthquake have moved out, but most of them appear to have been forced out or to have left to escape crime and living...
Haiti Winner Claims Wider Vote Edge Than Reported
Michel Martelly said he had a mandate from voters that a “weak” opposition needed to...
Michel Martelly Pledges Reconciliation in Haiti
In his first post-election news conference, Michel Martelly reassured Haiti and the world that he has the capacity to lead a country facing daunting...
Singer Michel Martelly Elected Haiti’s President
Michel Martelly, one of Haiti’s most popular entertainers, stands to take the helm of the...
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