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Cornering the Skies: How Sunrise Airways Created Trogon Airways to Crush Competition

Sunrise Airways didn’t face competition—it created a fake one. The Haitian Pulse exposes how Trogon Airways was strategically reactivated in the U.S. as a foreign entity to keep Haiti’s airspace under elite control. See the official documents and the

Guerrier Henry Under Fire: A Journalist or a Destabilizer of the State?

Haiti’s most recognizable radio host has been summoned by police over links to terror-backed gangs. The Haitian Pulse exposes the dangerous collapse of press ethics—and demands consequences for betrayal in plain sight.

Locked Out: How Global Visa Crackdowns Could Force Haitians to Reclaim Their Destiny

With borders closing and Haitians denied visas across the region, a historic window has opened—not for escape, but for organization. The Haitian Pulse breaks down the restrictions, the response, and the growing movement to rebuild Haiti from the grou

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

Haiti’s Descent Into a Narco-State: When Elites, Gangs, and Foreign Powers Conspire

As cocaine floods Haiti’s shores and elites enrich themselves from misery, the nation teeters on the brink of becoming a full-blown narco-state. The Haitian Pulse investigates the deadly alliance between politicians, gangs, and foreign powers fueling

Enemies of Peace: Cutting Off the Gun Pipeline That Fuels Haiti’s Chaos

Peniel Olibris, a Denver-based Haitian, and Florida’s Williamson Dossous, were arrested within days for trafficking weapons into Haiti—revealing a diaspora betrayal fueling national collapse. Will these arrests mark the beginning of the end for the g

Haiti Once Called on the Spirits to Win Freedom—Now It Kneels Before the Gods of Its Enslavers

Haiti was born in fire, blood, and spirit. But somewhere along the way, the fire dimmed. Today the nation prays to the gods of its enslavers while its homeland crumbles. This editorial calls for a return to the ancestral faith that once made Haiti un

Haiti’s Moment of Reckoning: The Nation Must Contain Returning Criminals Before It’s Too Late

This editorial demands urgent action from Haiti’s transitional government to block violent deportees from wreaking havoc. Using the case of Wildy Dardompre as a chilling example, it calls for registries, rehabilitation centers, and stronger systems t

Opinion: Haiti Gave Trump’s Family Refuge. Today, He Repays It With Contempt

Haiti once gave refuge to Donald Trump’s ancestors. It cast the deciding vote that helped create Israel. It fed and sheltered Europeans stranded on its shores. Yet today, Trump and the world repay Haiti with contempt. This editorial exposes the hypoc

Peniel Olibris and the Diaspora’s Betrayal of Haiti’s Struggle for Survival

As Haiti drowns in gang violence, the case of Peniel Olibris exposes how weapons trafficked from the diaspora feed the chaos. His conviction highlights a deeper betrayal—and a diaspora that must now confront its own responsibility.

Opinion: Stop Begging Trump—It’s Time for Haitians to Take Charge of Their Own Future

As America closes its doors on immigrants, Haitian communities must confront a hard truth: there is no future in begging for inclusion. The time has come to consolidate power, reclaim Haiti, and build a nation strong enough to protect its own.

What If Moïse Was Already Dead When the Mercenaries Arrived?

Could it be that President Moïse was already dead before the mercenaries entered his home? This investigative editorial examines a chilling alternative theory that implicates Haiti’s elites, foreign powers, and even the presidential guard in a staged

To Whom Much Is Given, Much Is Expected: The Moral Failure of Pastor Gregory Toussaint

A $60 million mega-church. Millions in unaccounted march funding. A choir of congregants asked to give more and more. Yet, when Haiti burned, Pastor Gregory Toussaint melted into silence. This editorial argues: wealth and access demand action—and Hai

When America Turned Away Haiti’s Presidential Son

This exclusive editorial unpacks newly revealed details from Joverlein Moïse’s interview with Guy Wewe, shedding light on how the U.S. embassy turned away the son of Haiti’s assassinated president. As Haitians demand answers, questions of U.S. compli

When Will Haiti Say Enough? The Call to Expel Predatory NGOs and Missions

The arrest of Jacob Melvin Hart, a former youth pastor caught with child pornography after a trip to Haiti, underscores the urgent need for Haiti to expel predatory NGOs and missions that exploit the nation’s vulnerabilities.

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.

A Sobering Tribute: CPT’s Requiem Mass for Jovenel Moïse and Haiti’s Unfinished Quest for Justice

Despite the CPT’s contested legitimacy, its July 7 Mass served as a poignant tribute—and a reminder: without justice for Moïse, Haiti’s peace will remain incomplete.

The Power of 300,000: Can Haitians Build a Collective Business System?

A viral idea suggests 300,000 Haitians uniting to launch a powerful business system. It sounds unstoppable, but is trust the missing ingredient in turning theory into reality?

When Politics Meets the Octagon: Trump’s UFC White House Spectacle

Trump wants to host a UFC fight on White House grounds next year. Is this bold leadership or the ultimate political circus?

20 Years of Taxes, $1,000 of Dignity: The True Cost of Self-Deportation

After twenty years of taxes and toil, Haitians facing self-deportation are offered just $1,000 to leave the U.S. Is this the value of a life spent building a nation that never fully welcomed them?

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