George de Mohrenschildt left Oswald behind and moved to Haiti as Kennedy’s government pressured Papa Doc. The documented 1963 record, including later reports of champagne at Haiti’s National Palace, reveals a striking but unproven historical intersection.
Haiti vs New Zealand: The World Watches, Haiti Shows Up On Wednesday, June 3rd , Haiti will take the field against New Zealand in an international friendly match in Fort Lauderdale. For many around the world, it will simply be another football match. Another fixture on the schedule. Another ninety minutes of competition. For Haiti, […]
Haiti and Burkina Faso are separated by geography, culture, and historical circumstance. Yet both nations share a striking and revealing parallel: eight successful coups. This symmetry is not accidental, nor does it point to a single external culprit. Instead, it reveals a recurring challenge in post-colonial statehood: how authority is legitimized, how security is governed, […]
The Infrastructure of Thought In a world shaped by thought, few spaces carried the weight of the café. Before social media, parliaments, or modern universities existed, cafés were where power traveled, carried through conversation, sharpened by debate, and passed hand to hand in the form of dangerous ideas. At the heart of this culture stood […]
In a world where information is power, who controls Haiti’s telecommunications may quietly dictate its future. Beneath the surface of mobile networks and fiber cables lies a complex web of foreign influence, hidden military interests, and the stark reality that Haiti’s sovereignty continues to be outsourced. At the center of this conversation is Natcom, a […]
In New York City, nonprofits play a vital role in supporting local communities, especially those serving immigrant populations. However, chronic late payments from the city are forcing many organizations, including those focused on the Haitian community, to make difficult decisions about program cuts and staff layoffs. This situation is not just a financial inconvenience; it […]