
Gen yon gwoup pwotestan Etazini (ak Ayiti tou), depi yon katastwòf natirèl pase yon kote, kit se yon siklòn ou yon tranblemanntè, yo kouri di se Letènèl kap frape pou pini peche lèzòm ki fè twòp sou latè.

Gen yon gwoup pwotestan Etazini (ak Ayiti tou), depi yon katastwòf natirèl pase yon kote, kit se yon siklòn ou yon tranblemanntè, yo kouri di se Letènèl kap frape pou pini peche lèzòm ki fè twòp sou latè.
Grammy Award Winner Wyclef Jean headlines 1st Anniversary of Sounds of Little Haiti on Friday, May 19, 2017 at The Little Haiti Cultural Complex. What better way to celebrate Haitian heritage month, along with the anniversary of a key cultural event in the heart of the Haitian Diaspora, Little Haiti. Continue reading “Wyclef Jean Live at Little Haiti this Friday!”
La mégastar Wyclef Jean sera à Little Haiti le vendredi 19 Mai à l’occasion de la Fête du bicolore haïtien et de la célébration du Mois de la Culture Haïtienne à Miami. La vedette a été aussi invitée pour célébrer le premier anniversaire de la série culturelle mensuelle “Sounds of Little Haiti (SOLH)”.
Continue reading “Wyclef à Little Haiti pour la Fête du Drapeau”
Des centaines de manifestants, des Haïtiens, des Américains, des Hispaniques, avaient défilé le samedi 13 mai dernier devant les locaux du Bureau d’Immigration à Miami pour réclamer l’extension du TPS (TemporaryProtectedStatus) pour les 60 000 Haïtiens qui bénéficient de ce statut accordé par le président Obama au lendemain du séisme du 12 janvier en Haïti.
Continue reading “Haïti-TPS-Miami : Déporter 60 000 Haïtiens est criminel”

Tel est le cri que diverses organisations de la diaspora, des sénateurs américains, des leaders religieux et bien d’autres font parvenir aux oreilles de l’administration Trump. Celle-ci envisage de mettre fin au TPS (Temporary Protected Status) dont jouissent 60 000 Haïtiens aux Etats-Unis parce que, selon un rapport du Service migratoire américain, la situation se serait améliorée en Haïti.
Continue reading “Haïti-USA-Migration: Renouvelez le TPS pour les migrants Haïtiens!”
Yo rele w Dominik, Dodo, Doba. Map rele w Frè Dodo paske gen yon lè ou te yon Frè. Petèt yon jou wa retounen nan plas ou.
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William was walking down the streets covered with his own blood. In Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, people were afraid of this blood-covered man ambulating quietly as if it were normal to walk on the streets like this. Usually, people don’t walk on the streets wearing their own blood as a garment. Continue reading “The Interview”
By Jonel Juste
The singer, hit-maker, dancer and TV personality Jason Derulo is everywhere. He’s on many TV sets, invited to popular shows; he’s a judge on famous dance and song contests, and his latest song “Swalla” is a smashing hit. Jason is everywhere showing his true colors, the red and blue. For this young generation, he’s surely the Haitian of the hour.
Continue reading “Jason Derulo, the Haitian-American of the Hour”

Mr. Reza Aslan,
I finally had a chance to entirely watch your CNN series “Believer” about voodoo in Haiti. I read a lot of reactions about it. Some people were happy, and some others were outraged, including voodooists who declared you misrepresented their religion. Continue reading “Open Letter to Believer Reza Aslan”
Yon tèks Jonel Juste
Revolisyon Entènèt la, pèsonn pa konn kote l soti. Li pa gen mèt, li pa gen kòd nan kou l. Li lib. Revolisyon sa a se vrèman yon mouvman pèp. Li depase klas sosyal, li pa gen koulè, li tout koulè, li pale tout lang, li sot nan tout kouch sosyal. Continue reading “Revolisyon Entènèt la”