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When Tragedy Strikes: The Moneus Case and the Urgent Need for Mental Health Awareness in the Haitian Community

The tragic Moneus case is not just about crime—it is a warning sign. The Haitian community must confront its silence around mental health and commit to healing the trauma that too often turns into tragedy

Does Haiti Have Leaders? A Nation on the Brink, and the Deafening Silence of Power

Haiti is facing mass deportations with no system in place to absorb or support returnees. The absence of a reintegration strategy exposes a larger truth: we are not led by visionaries, but by placeholders. This article calls for urgent, strategic lea

Opinion: A Farewell Wrapped in Failure — The UN’s Record in Haiti Must Be Reckoned With

As Maria Isabel Salvador departs Haiti with a letter full of admiration and goodwill, Haitians must reflect on the legacy she leaves behind — not just hers, but that of every failed UN mission that came before her. This piece challenges the diplomati

The Fire Trap: When First Responders Become Targets

Two firefighters walked into danger to save lives. Instead, they were gunned down in a premeditated ambush. This opinion piece explores how the Idaho tragedy marks a terrifying shift in how we value — or fail to protect — our first responde

Haiti on Lockdown: No Roads, No Access, and a Government That Keeps Demanding More

As the government enforces vehicle registration in a country without passable roads, Haitians demand justice, accountability, and a complete reimagining of national mobility.

By The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team

In a nation gripped by systemic collaps

Reintroducing Colonel Rudy Moise: A Familiar Face, A Strategic Choice — But Haitians Must Stay Vigilant

As the U.S. eyes Colonel Rudy Moise for a potential ambassadorial role in Haiti, supporters praise his deep roots and leadership—but many caution that behind this familiar face may lie a new strategy to reassert American influence. The Haitian people

Mercy for Netanyahu? Trump’s Plea Sparks Global Backlash and Questions of Justice

Former President Donald Trump’s call to cancel Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial has drawn sharp criticism and sparked a deeper debate about selective justice, political loyalty, and the global double standards that continue to shape internationa

NATO Hits Pause on Ukraine's Membership Bid

Dragging NATO into direct conflict with Russia is not in Europe’s interest.” — Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, on why Ukraine’s membership was pulled from the agenda

FLASH: American Detained Citizen Found Dead in Dominican Facility—U.S. May Hold DR Accountable

A tragic death inside a Dominican immigration center is shedding harsh light on a long history of brutal treatment toward Haitian migrants. Now, with an American life lost, the world is watching—and accountability may finally follow.

Alligator Alcatraz”: Florida’s Swamp Prison Turns Nature Into a Weapon Against Migrants

Florida’s new “Alligator Alcatraz” prison—designed to hold undocumented migrants—has sparked outrage, with critics calling it a cruel and calculated use of nature to deter escape. Surrounded by gator-infested waters, the facility is being condemned a

OPINION: POLITICAL RIFTS DEEPEN IN HAITI AMIDST RUMORS OF A POWER STRUGGLE

As tensions rise between Haiti’s transitional leaders, a reported plan to arrest Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé signals a dangerous shift from fragile governance to force. In a nation without elected officials, this power play raises urgent que

Dragged Into War: How Netanyahu’s Strike and Trump’s Ceasefire Claim Mask a Costly U.S. Entanglement

President Trump’s announcement of a “complete and total” ceasefire between Israel and Iran was met with skepticism—and ongoing explosions. While Trump hailed the end of what he dubbed “The 12-Day War,” neither nation confirmed the deal, and airstrike

GOÏTA IN MOSCOW: A TESTAMENT TO PUTIN’S ESTEEM FOR AFRICAN LEADERS

In a powerful display of respect and strategic alliance, President Vladimir Putin welcomed Malian leader Assimi Goïta with full honors in Moscow—signaling a bold shift in global diplomacy where African leadership is no longer sidelined but embraced o

Hemispheres of Hypocrisy: France Builds Next Door While Ignoring Its Debt to Haiti

While France builds modern railways in the Dominican Republic, Haiti—once forced to pay for its own freedom—still waits for justice. This isn’t about aid. It’s about what was stolen.

HORMUZ AT THE BRINK: HOW A STRAIT CLOSURE COULD SPARK GLOBAL CHAOS

Iran’s threat to close the Strait of Hormuz is alarming—but not without context. As oil markets tremble, a deeper truth surfaces: the same powers now calling for restraint have bombed over 30 countries since World War II. Who, then, is the real threa

Former Haitian Mayor Sentenced in Boston for Visa Fraud Tied to Human Rights Abuses

Jean Morose Viliena lived quietly in Massachusetts for years, but beneath that quiet life was a violent past. His conviction for visa fraud marks a rare moment of justice for victims of political brutality in Haiti—and a message that the U.S. is not

Krisla’s Protest Paralyzes Carrefour: Power Play or People’s Desperation?

“Krisla’s protest drew thousands into the streets of Carrefour—not out of loyalty, but out of despair. In a country where the state is absent, even those labeled terrorists can fill the silence. This was not a revolution—it was a reflection of how fa

Tragedy in Massachusetts: A Community Reels from the Murder-Suicide of Stan Demachè and His Partner

"A quiet Massachusetts neighborhood was shattered on the evening of June 13, 2025, when Stanley Monteperousse—known online as TikToker 'Stan Demachè'—allegedly took the life of 28-year-old Rose Lamour before turning the knife on himself. As investiga

Frontlines Forming: A Global Crossroads Amid Israel–Iran Escalation

As global tensions explode over the Israel–Iran conflict, nations are drawing lines that could reshape world alliances. With Russia and China backing Tehran, and the U.S. weighing military support for Israel, the world teeters on the edge of a broade

Dodging the Truth? Martine Moïse and Claude Joseph Under the Spotlight in Jovenel Assassination Probe

Nearly four years after the brutal assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, key figures like Martine Moïse and Claude Joseph continue to sidestep Haitian justice. With mounting questions and a public desperate for answers, their refusal to appear in

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