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Beyond the Spotlight: Duckens Nazon, Naomi Osaka and the Haiti They Chose to Serve

Beyond the goals, Grand Slam trophies and international spotlight, Duckens Nazon and Naomi Osaka are connected to another Haiti story—one built around homes, children, opportunity and service. The Haitian Pulse examines what their examples reveal abo

The Country That Eliminated Brazil Has Another Secret the World Rarely Talks About

Millions watched Norway eliminate Brazil at the FIFA World Cup, but football is only a small part of a much larger story. Behind Norway's success lies a nation built on trust, education, strong institutions, and long-term thinking. In this Haitian Pu

1776: Independence for Some & 1804: Freedom for All

As the United States commemorates 250 years of independence, The Haitian Pulse invites readers to examine one of history's most overlooked questions: Who was truly free in 1776? This thought-provoking editorial explores the distinction between politi

AMERICA MAY BE SENDING HAITI ITS GREATEST FOREIGN AID PACKAGE EVER

The debate over Temporary Protected Status has focused largely on immigration policy and legal uncertainty. But what if Haiti is asking the wrong question? This Haitian Pulse editorial explores how the possible return of hundreds of thousands of Hait

Megyn Kelly Told Haitians to "Go Back." Before You Say It Again, Learn the History They Never Taught You.

Megyn Kelly's comments about Haitians sparked more than a political debate—they exposed how little of Haiti's extraordinary history is commonly understood. This Haitian Pulse editorial examines Haiti's contributions to human freedom, its influence on

FROM AFRICA TO HAITI: HOW TWO YOUNG CREATORS AND ONE HAITIAN TEENAGER SHIFTED THE NARRATIVE

A cultural bridge formed between Africa and Haiti when two young creators—Jojo and Bovann—and one Haitian teenager transformed a simple show into a global narrative shift, revealing a side of Haiti the world rarely sees.

ADDENDUM: WHEN DIALOGUE MATTERS — CLARIFYING DIASPORA INTENT WITHOUT ABANDONING NATIONAL QUESTIONS

Clarification strengthens dialogue—but it does not dissolve the national question. When diaspora initiatives emerge in the absence of a state, seriousness demands that compassion and long-term sovereignty be examined together.

WHEN PRESIDENTS FALL AT NIGHT: THE RETURN OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE AND THE QUIET DEATH OF SOVEREIGNTY

A president removed at 1:00 a.m. without resistance is not liberation—it is evidence of betrayal. What happened in Venezuela is a warning to Haiti and the Global South: sovereignty collapses from within long before it is taken from outside

Media Is Power: How Control of the Narrative Shapes — or Shatters — a Society

The launch of a unified television and radio network by the Alliance of Sahel States is a reminder that media sovereignty is not optional — it is foundational. In societies where communication is corrupted or outsourced, confusion replaces clarity an

The Haitian Public Opinion Hub: Giving the People a Measured Voice

For decades, Haiti’s national conversations have been driven by emotion and misinformation. The Haitian Pulse introduces the Haitian Public Opinion Hub — a data-driven platform designed to measure and amplify the true voice of the people. Without a c

The Coming Economic Storm: When Machines Replace the Diaspora’s Hands

Automation is not coming — it is here. As Amazon, Walmart, and others replace human workers with machines, the Haitian diaspora faces an existential threat. The Haitian Pulse warns that unless Haiti builds self-sufficiency and the diaspora shifts fro

Etzer Emile and the Mirror Haiti Refuses to Face

Etzer Emile’s blunt remarks about Haiti’s obsession with past glory sparked outrage, but they carry an undeniable truth. The Haitian Pulse argues that national pride without national performance is self-deception. The time has come for Haitians to pr

Haiti’s Awakening: The Rise of a Faceless Revolution

Haiti stands at a crossroads — betrayed by leadership, divided by corruption, and exhausted by false promises. The Haitian Pulse calls for a new kind of revolution — one without faces, one without masters. A faceless revolution where every Haitian be

France’s Debt to Haiti: The Billion-Dollar Truth Our Leaders Refuse to Claim

Thomas Piketty and The New York Times proved it: France robbed Haiti of billions. Yet Haiti’s corrupt leaders remain silent, chasing photo ops instead of justice. Imagine the schools, hospitals, and roads Haiti could build with that money. This is no

Haiti: From Functioning State to Corruption’s Playground

Many recall Haiti’s dictatorship era as a time when, despite flaws, the country functioned. Since 1986, however, Haiti has drowned in corruption: government, business, churches, and media all complicit in collapse. Evangelical pastors tell the poor t

Haiti’s Unfinished Struggle: When Too Many Leaders Leave the Nation Leaderless

Haiti’s crisis is not about the absence of leaders but the absence of unity. Too many self-proclaimed saviors, too few shared strategies. Without collective action, the nation will continue to wither under the same sun, as the proverb warns: “Kabrit

Haiti Has No Time Left — The People Must Choose Leaders Now or Face Collapse

Haiti has endured over three decades of betrayal. Leaders with integrity, courage, and proven service must be chosen now — Michel Soukar, Bayinnah Bello, Dr. Frantz Large, and Professor Lyonel Trouillot — to guide the nation toward stability and cred

The Boulos Family’s Corruption: A Legacy of Exploitation and Impunity in Haiti’s Healthcare System

The Haitian people must unite to demand justice and accountability for the Boulos family and the corrupt elite that have undermined Haiti’s progress. This petition is a call to action—let's stand together for Haiti’s future.

This Is No Deportation—It’s the Ancestors Calling Haiti’s Sons Back

Laplanta’s unexpected return to Haiti is not the humiliation some in the diaspora would like to frame it as. It is a moment loaded with spiritual and political significance—a sign that the tides are turning. In a country where too many cheer when the

Me Caleb Jean-Baptiste: A Controversial Advocate in Haiti’s Legal Spotlight

Caleb Jean-Baptiste’s rise and fall highlight Haiti’s desperate need for legal heroes who are both fearless and principled. Without integrity, even righteous causes risk collapse.

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UNVEILING A POWERFUL WEAPON AGAINST BREAST CANCER: THE SURPRISING HEALING POTENTIAL OF BEE VENOM

Posted by Admin 1 on July 28, 2025 at 11:51am

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Bold Skies, Empty Roads: The False Promise of Haiti's Airline Boom

Posted by Admin 1 on July 24, 2025 at 1:33am

As new carriers like Trogon Airways take flight, many Haitians are asking: Who really benefits? In a nation crippled by insecurity and economic despair, the airspace may be opening up, but the roads remain…

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Posted by Admin 1 on June 18, 2025 at 3:13pm

What if 666 isn’t a symbol of evil, but a misunderstood key to understanding Black divinity and cosmic identity?

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