PAR EMMANUEL ROY  Le conseil présidentiel a publié un communiqué de presse pour protester et contester le fait qu’Ariel Henry a modifié le décret et n’a pas publié ce qu’il avait accepté. Premièrement, il est important de comprendre la dynamique du pouvoir. Le Conseil présidentiel, malgré son nom, n’a pas le pouvoir de publier officiellement un décret. Cette autorité appartient uniquement au Premier ministre. C’est pourquoi j’ai précédemment suggéré que destituer le Premier ministre Ariel Henry aurait été la meilleure solution, car cela aurait placé la source du pouvoir sous le contrôle d ..read more

The Presidential Council issued a press release to protest and contest that Ariel Henry amended the decree and did not publish what they agreed to. First, it’s important to understand the power dynamics. The Presidential Council, despite its name, does not hold the power to officially publish a decree. This authority lies solely with the Prime Minister. This is why removing Prime Minister Ariel Henry would have been the best course of action for the Council, as it would have placed the source of power under the control of the members of the Presidential Council. Henry will not willingly resign ..read more

By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson MIAMI, FLORIDA – In Haiti, shadows of insecurity loom, casting a dark cloud over the aspirations of its people for stability, progress, and prosperity.   Amid widespread violence, criminal gangs reign terror, targeting communities, undermining governance, and impeding development efforts. We have previously estimated the socio-economic cost of this insecurity at $1.5 billion in 2023. The urgent need to restore order and safeguard the nation’s future cannot be overstated. In this context, the establishment of a 10,000-strong army trained in anti-terrorist and ..read more

BY: EMMANUEL ROY Forty years of failed leadership, corruption, and sheer incompetence have turned Haiti into a failed state controlled by criminal gangs financed by Haitian businessmen. While Haiti burns, West Africa is experiencing the emergence of young, vibrant, and progressive leadership. A new axis of resistance is spanning the Sahel region of Africa, from west to east, from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger to Chad, Sudan, Eritrea, and now Senegal; these young leaders, which include Ibrahim Traore, 36, of Burkina Faso, Aby Ahmed, 46, of Ethiopia, Andry Rajoelina, 48, of Madagascar, as wel ..read more

By: Nathaniel Ballantyne The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has five permanent members with veto power (U.S., Russia, France, China, and Great Britain), which allows any of these members to stop adopting a resolution, no matter how righteous and important the resolution is. The permanent members often use their veto power to protect their interests and those of their allies during war and peacetime. Historically, the U.S. has used its veto power to protect Israel no matter how inhumane Israel’s actions against the Palestinians. The war in Gaza and the accusation of genocide against Isr ..read more

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON— The assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse and the ensuing investigations in Haiti and in the United States involved more drama than a Shakespeare’s play. Earlier this week, February 19, 2024, Haitian Judge Walter Wesser Voltaire filed charges against nearly 50 people he said were complicit in the assassination of Jovenel Moise. But what no one expected was that MARTINE MOISE, the former First Lady, would be a culprit, an accomplice in the assassination of her husband. How did Martine Moise end up indicted for murder? Well, TrueNews investigated, and what is state ..read more

New York, New York, February 5, 2024 – The Multistate law firm of Morris Legal announced a massive class action lawsuit against NovaTech, Ltd., CEO Cynthia Petion, husband Eddy Petion, Jean Martin Zizi, Frantz Ciceron, John Garofano, Bob St. Louis, James Corbett, Stanley Richards, Micheline Thomas, Travis Biebertiz and other co-conspirators who willingly and intentionally constructed a Ponzi scheme in order to defraud millions of investors of over two billion dollars. The case is filed in the Federal Court of the Southern District of New York one year after the scheme’s collapse. In June of 20 ..read more

For nearly three years, criminal gangs associated with the political and business class have taken over Haiti, killing thousands of people, and ARIEL HENRY has refused to arrest the gang leaders. But, Antoine Fernand Saint Surin, reportedly Guy Philippe’s right-hand man, was arrested on Friday, February 2, 2024, at Toussaint L’Ouverture airport as he returned from the Dominican Republic. This arrest was made possible because of the cooperation of the American and Dominican intelligence services. Fernand Saint Surin was known for his closeness to Guy Philippe, having even sat alongside him duri ..read more

by: Genevieve Jean Baptiste With the advance of blockchain technology and digital currency, many fraudsters have found convincing ways to swindle people, especially those who know little about cryptocurrency.  Over the past five years, two Ponzi schemes developed by Haitian Americans have cost the Haitian diaspora over a billion dollars. Eminifx was the brainchild of Eddy Alexandre, a Seventh-Day Adventist Deacon from Queens, New York. He convinced the Seventh Day Adventist Church leaders to participate in the Ponzi scheme in exchange for a percentage of money raised. Leaders of the Gener ..read more

By: Manny EJR NAIROBI, KENYA – The Supreme Court of Kenya has postponed its decision on whether to allow Kenyan President William Ruto to send Kenyan troops to Haiti. The court extended its orders blocking the deployment of Kenyan police to Haiti to lead a U.N Security Council-approved mission to combat gang violence in the Caribbean nation. The High Court on Tuesday said that it would rule on the case on Nov. 9 Former presidential candidate, Ekuru Aukot, filed a petition on Oct. 9 against the deployment of Kenyan forces, arguing that the law allowing the president to do so conflicted with sev ..read more