As several African leaders attend a conference in South Africa with leaders of the world’s five emerging economies, Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe lands in Ivory Coast to push for his nation’s integration in the African Union.
Haiti’s tragic earthquake and deadly cholera epidemic are changing the lives of some of its most destitute — for the better.
United Nations Security Council call on Haitian leaders to break political impasse and step up efforts to strengthen the police.
Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.
Among the concerns after Hugo Chávez’s death are whether his successor in Venezuela will continue his Petrocaribe program and his ideological leadership.
After ignoring three previous court orders, Duvalier appeared in court, where he submitted to questions about his 15-year regime.
A corruption and human rights case against ex-dictator Jean-Claude ‘Baby Doc’ Duvalier, scheduled to appear in court, will likely bring Haitians face-to-face with their past.
After former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier has repeatedly failed to show up in court, judges say police must escort him
Digicel, a leading Caribbean telecommunication company, is advertising in South Florida’s Haitian and Jamaican communities.
Caribbean Community leaders pledged to introduce French as an official language and strengthen the economies of their 15-member regional bloc.
The Caribbean Community kicked off a historic summit in Haiti by seeking U.S. support on an international arms treaty
Haitian soccer star, activist and one-time political prisoner Robert "Boby" Duval stepped into cell No. 10, looked around and vowed not to break down.
FOND VERRETTES, Haiti — Four soldiers died in the fiery crash of a Spanish military helicopter Friday in the rugged mountains of eastern Haiti, the United Nations said.
Death in Haiti takes a twisted turn for the Miami Herald's Caribbean correspondent Jacqueline Charles.
The party-like atmosphere at the Boise Airport was a cathartic culmination of 21 days of somber prayer and worry for Central Valley Baptist Church members - though they were welcoming just three of five fellow Baptists home from a Haiti jail.
The lack of enforcement of laws and bureaucratic bickering have Haitians living, working and studying on virtual quicksand foundations.
Just before dawn, the bodies began arriving -- wrapped in sheets of plastic -- and pulled off pickups and makeshift stretchers at a morgue that was already overflowing before disaster struck Tuesday evening.
A day-by-day account of President Barack Obama's efforts to monitor the relief efforts in Haiti.
TUESDAY, JAN. 12
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