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Ti Pierre Bayonne: Honoring the Legacy That Paved Haiti’s Path to the World Stage

As Haiti celebrates its return to the World Cup in 2026, The Haitian Pulse honors Ti Pierre Bayonne — a pioneer of the 1974 national team whose legacy reminds us that today’s triumphs are built on yesterday’s courage. Leave a comment below and share

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national pride (1)

Ti Pierre Bayonne: Honoring the Legacy That Paved Haiti’s Path to the World Stage

Note: this page contains paid content.

Latest Articles

The World Saw Three Matches. Haiti Reintroduced Itself to the World.

WHEN THE WORLD DOUBTED HAITI, THE GRENADIERS RESPONDED: A PERFORMANCE THAT EARNED RESPECT—AND QUESTIONS THAT DEMAND ANSWERS

Ti Pierre Bayonne: Honoring the Legacy That Paved Haiti’s Path to the World Stage

Note: this page contains paid content.

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Québécois When They Win, Foreigners When They Fall: Unmasking Canada’s Media Double Standard

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

Haiti’s Gold Cup 2025 Journey

Note: this page contains paid content.

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Monthly Archives

2026

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ARTS & CULTURE

Haiti at the Crossroads: Lessons from Iran’s Financial Isolation in the Age of Crypto

Ariana’s Victory—and the Question Haiti Must Now Confront

Ariana’s Victory and the Rise of a United Haitian Force

A Taste of Home: Why KAKI RUM Is More Than a Drink — It’s a Haitian Legacy Reborn

Note: this page contains paid content.