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American nationals urged to stay away from Haiti - Jamaica Observer

Jamaica Observer 24 Mar 2025
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (CMC) \u2013 The United States has issued a level four travel advisory status for Haiti due to what it said is the limited access to health care in the French-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country ... .
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Canada’s Jonathan David: ‘If people say I’m the best in Concacaf it makes me proud’

Yahoo Daily News 24 Mar 2025
A Friday night Twitter transfer rumour frenzy is picking up steam ... Jonathan David is not in a hurry ... “The body is recovered ... An iron curtain-raiser, anyone? ... The Brooklyn-born, Port-au-Prince then Ottawa-raised attacker can mould into many environments ... .
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Haitians fear the imminent fall of Port-au-Prince to rebel gangs: ‘We will die standing’

The Guardian 23 Mar 2025
... was continuous gunfire throughout the day,” the officer said this week as the battle for control of Port-au-Prince raged on.
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Former head of Haiti President Mo\u00efse\u2019s security unit, 2 others sanctioned by Canada

Colorado Springs Gazette 22 Mar 2025
Hérard, a powerful figure in the president’s security obit, is among dozens of Haitians indicted by an investigative judge in Port-au-Prince for his alleged role in the assassination of Moïse.
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The 21 most dangerous countries for US tourists

Business Insider 22 Mar 2025
An explosion near Beirut, Lebanon ... That's why it lists some as level-four, advising that Americans should not travel to them ... In 2025, the US government extended a ban on flights to Port-au-Prince, its capital, due to gang violence ... REUTERS/Bobby Yip.
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AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

The Seattle Times 21 Mar 2025
... during the funeral of two soldiers in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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UN warns of alarming increase in forced displacement in Haiti

Jurist 21 Mar 2025
The UN noted that the escalation of gang violence in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, has spread to several neighborhoods outside the capital and even reached the remaining secure areas ... ....
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News in pictures: Friday March 21, 2025

The Times/The Sunday Times 21 Mar 2025
MUHAMMED ABDULLAH KURTAR/ANADOLU/GETTY IMAGES ... A motorcyclist vaults the remains of a burning barricade after protests turned violent in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, when prime minister Ariel Henry refused to relinquish power as agreed in 2022 ... BAV MEDIA ... UK.
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Durbin defends government funding bill vote, says reelection decision coming 'soon'

Journal Gazette 21 Mar 2025
TAYLORVILLE — U.S. Sen ... U.S. Sen ... BRENDEN MOORE, LEE ENTERPRISES ... People are also reading… ... Gov ... Gov ... Rep ... MICHAEL MOLLSEN, LEE ENTERPRISES ... "I don't like that ... Dick Durbin, center, walks with a member of his team in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Thursday Jan ... .
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Haitian gangs set fire to 3 Port-au-Prince radio stations as violence escalates

CPJ 20 Mar 2025
Miami, March 20, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed by the arson attacks on at least three TV and radio stations in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince over the last week, as escalating gang violence has caused widescale destruction ... ....
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Haiti gangs trying to silence media, UNESCO warns

Hindustan Times 20 Mar 2025
Two journalists were killed in a hail of bullets in the capital Port-au-Prince in December while covering the reopening of a hospital ... Port-au-Prince to force then prime minister Ariel Henry to resign.
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The 40th annual Creative Bravos Awards honor Albuquerque's arts community

Albuquerque Journal 20 Mar 2025
at the Albuquerque Museum ... × This page requires Javascript ... k9am$96CC ... kAm$96CC ... A guide walks with a blind woman along collapsed buildings on Rue Pavée in downtown Port-au-Prince 3 weeks after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake claimed 300,000 lives ... ....
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‘We are all by ourselves’: Haitians warn that fall of Port-au-Prince is imminent

The Miami Herald 19 Mar 2025
Families are being uprooted time and again, forced to leave everything behind as they flee for safety. Many of those displaced were already living in precarious conditions after previous displacements.” ... .
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