South Florida Arts

Spoken word speaks to many in South Florida

- The Miami Herald , Apr 26

Open mics, a South Beach hotel for writers and erotic poetry are part of South Florida’s thriving poetry scene.

HAITI

Haiti, cholera and the U.N.

- The Miami Herald , Apr 30

Two years after Haiti’s deadly 2010 earthquake, a second humanitarian crisis continues to claim Haitian lives.

Haiti

Presidential decree names Lamothe Haiti prime minister

- The Miami Herald , May 4

In unusual swiftness, Haitian President Michel Martelly signs a presidential decree naming friend and entrepreneur Laurent Lamothe Haiti... 019;s prime minister.

Haiti

Haitian cuisine, culture on display this weekend

- The Miami Herald , May 3

Haitian Heritage Month begins with major events in Miami-Dade and Broward.

Haiti

Haiti’s new ambassador to U.S. takes office

- The Miami Herald , May 2

Haiti’s new U.S. ambassador Paul Altidor, a U.S. educated economist and international development specialist, officially took the hel... m Wednesday after presenting credentials to President Barack Obama.

U.S. Congress

Haitian President Michel Martelly ignites controversy in Miami congressional race

- The Miami Herald , Apr 27

Haiti’s President Michel Martelly urges support for Haitian-American challenger Dr. Rudy Moise who is locked in a contentious Miami c... ongressional primary race with incumbent Frederica Wilson.

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