Galloping for Glory: Kitana St. Cyr Rides Into History With Haitian Pride

From the quake-shaken streets of Haiti to the manicured fields of international polo, Kitana St. Cyr is rewriting the narrative of what it means to be Haitian in elite sports. With a helmet marked by the Haitian flag and a spirit forged in resilience

The Price of Corruption: Haitians Trapped in America’s Immigration Machine

As private prison giants like GEO Group rake in millions from immigrant detention contracts, Haitian immigrants find themselves on the front lines of a profit-driven system that criminalizes migration and fuels suffering. This isn’t just a policy fai

Privatized Violence in Haiti: The Price of Power Is the People

In a nation long battered by corruption, foreign interference, and rising gang violence, Haiti’s transitional government has reportedly inked a multi million deal with Erik Prince—controversial founder of Blackwater—to unleash a force of mercenaries

A Nation in Crisis, A Leader Unshaken: Williere Justin Moves the Needle on Haiti

While the world watches Haiti unravel, one voice dared to challenge the silence. On March 31, 2025, Williere Justin stepped into Senator Rick Scott’s office not as a politician, but as a man burdened by a country’s suffering. With clarity and fire, h

EXCLUSIVE: $70 Million Bribery Plot to Force a Dangerous Constitution — A Journalist’s Account from the Inside

At the heart of Haiti’s deepening crisis lies a $70 million bribery scheme designed to force a new constitution on a struggling nation. In secret, the illegitimate Conseil Présidentiel de Transition (CPT) has funneled foreign-backed funds to media ou

THE QUIET STORM: Why Haiti Must Rally Behind Desta Clerveau—Now

Desta Clerveau isn’t just training for medals—she’s fighting for Haiti’s dignity on the world stage. When a lack of funding canceled her shot at an international competition in the Philippines, it wasn’t a loss of skill—but of support. Now, with a se

The Haitian Pulse: Amplifying Haitian Voices, Stories, and Leadership Across the Globe

The Haitian Pulse is more than a news outlet—it’s a global movement of truth, unity, and action. Born from the rebranding of Ayisyen Otantik, our platform connects Haitians everywhere through real-time engagement, unbiased storytelling, and bold lead

A Constitution Without Consent? Legal Expert Warns of “Coup in Disguise” Amid Haiti’s Fragile Transition

“This isn’t reform—it’s rupture,” warned Me Patrick Pierre-Louis, President of the Port-au-Prince Bar Association. “The transitional authorities are stepping into shoes that do not belong to them. What we’re witnessing is a constitutional coup dresse

Trump’s Meme Coin Dinner: Vanity, Hype, and a Familiar Playbook

President Trump’s recent “Crypto Dinner” may have dazzled with gold watches and high-priced seats, but critics see it as a reboot of the Trump University scam — rebranded for the blockchain era. With millions spent by attendees to access a meme coin

Kémi Séba in Haiti: A Continental Call to Reclaim the Black Republic

Kémi Séba, the influential Pan-Africanist and fearless critic of neocolonialism, is set to visit Haiti—sparking widespread excitement across the nation. Long regarded as a powerful advocate for the Haitian people, Séba’s arrival symbolizes a deepenin

A Voice in the Wind: Didier Dominique and the Echoes of Haitian Resistance

Didier Dominique: The Architect of Resistance Who Built More Than Buildings

By The Haitian Pulse's Editorial Team | May 24, 2025

In a nation where resilience is woven into the very fabric of daily life, few embodied the spirit of resistance and advoc

Michael Geilenfeld: BREAKING THE HALO?

When Michael Geilenfeld first touched down in Haiti, he painted himself as a saint with sandals — a man on a mission to save children and souls. But somewhere between the hymns and the hammering, things went from ‘hallelujah’ to ‘hell no.’ As accusat

Le CPT doit partir – The OAS Calls for Credible Governance Before Elections in Haiti

The call for the resignation of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) has grown louder as the Organization of American States (OAS) issues a clear directive: no credible elections can occur without a legitimate and trustworthy authority at

Wendyyy's Triumphant Return: A Cultural Moment in Haitian Rap

Wendyyy didn’t just drop a track—he dropped a cultural moment. With 'Picasso' racking up over 1.6 million views in a single day, Haiti’s rap icon reminds us why his voice still shakes the room. This isn’t just music—it’s movement, mystery, and master

Two Africas, Two Americas: The Racial Politics of Trump’s Immigration Agenda

By The Haitian Pulse | May 22, 2025

In the corridors of global power, the recent Oval Office encounter between U.S. President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was more than a diplomatic meeting—it was a vivid illustration of

Against the Tide: One Woman’s Return to Haiti Is a Wake-Up Call for the Diaspora

“Despite everything happening in Haiti, it’s home. I’d rather be home and make home better instead of being somewhere where my people and I are not welcome,” says Rebekah Antoine, a Miami-born public health professional, as she prepares to move her f

Boston’s Haitian Cultural Center Opens Its Doors—A New Chapter for Heritage, Unity, and Representation

By The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team

In the heart of Boston’s West End, a long-awaited dream for the Haitian-American community has finally come to life.

On May 20, 2025—amid the pride of Haitian Heritage Month and the echoes of Haitian Flag Day—the c

Last week, a

Admin 1's Articles (48)