When emotion replaces data, confusion replaces progress. Haiti must learn to measure what it feels if it wants to change what it becomes.

Editorial | The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team | October 2025

For too long, national conversations in Haiti have been shaped by emotion instead of evidence. The country’s direction has too often been dictated by rumor, passion, or political manipulation rather than…

The world is changing faster than anyone expected — and Haiti cannot afford to remain a spectator.

Editorial | The Haitian Pulse | October 2025

The world is entering a new era — one that will redefine the way money moves, how people earn a living, and which nations will rise or collapse in the process. The headlines may sound distant, but make no mistake: this revolution will reach every home that depends on a…

His words angered millions, but they may be the medicine the Haitian nation desperately needs.

Opinion | The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team | September 2025

Haiti erupted this week — not from protests in the streets, but from words uttered on the airwaves. During a recent interview with Guy Wewe Radio, economist Etzer Emile said something that sliced deep into the national…

When a nation has no savior left to believe in, it must become its own salvation.

Opinion | The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team | September 2025

Haiti stands at a breaking point — a nation exhausted by betrayal, drained by corruption, and disillusioned by the endless carousel of false prophets who come promising salvation only to leave deeper scars. The people of Haiti have been through so much pain, so many broken promises, that they have learned…