Haïti 15 ans après : la résilience mise à l'épreuve par une nouvelle crise
Haiti 15 Years After: Resilience Tested by a New Crisis By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Français suit) Fifteen years after the devastating 2010 earthquake, Haiti remains entangled in a web of crises—political instability, pervasive violence, and a humanitarian emergency that threatens its very foundation. While the scars of that catastrophe still linger, a more insidious earthquake—one of treason, integrity, and national identity—continues to shake the nation to its core. In recent weeks, a powerful denunciation has come from Haitian diaspora leaders and civil society organizations, signaling their refusal to accept a transition process co-opted by criminal elements and self-serving politicians. Haitian diaspora leaders and civil society organizations condemn the political elite that has allowed the country to descend into lawlessness. Their criticism centers on the participation of figures like Liné Balthazar, who, as a representative of the PHTK and its allies, has not only ...
