The new casualty figures from Saturday’s quake, including 10,000 injured, come as victims struggled with a storm deluge that could complicate relief efforts.
Author: CONSTANT MEHEUT
Quake-Struck Haiti Is Lashed by Heavy Rains After Storm Hits
The deluge could complicate the relief efforts that followed a 7.2-magnitude temblor that devastated the southwest of the country on Saturday.
Non-E.U. visitors to France can get a health pass to enter social venues.
Tourists had been concerned that they would not be allowed in cafes, museums and sporting events if their foreign vaccination certificates were not recognized.
Joseph Lambert, Leader of Haiti’s Senate, Vies for Power
Joseph Lambert has been backed by a group of lawmakers and a coalition of parties to become the country’s provisional president.
Martine Moïse, Widow of Haiti President, Speaks After Husband’s Assassination
An audio recording claimed to be of Martine Moïse, who was wounded in the attack that killed her husband, urged people to carry on his “battle.” But doubts were raised about the clip’s authenticity.
Political instability was fueling a rise in gang violence even before the president was killed.
Armed groups have become increasingly powerful in Haiti, playing on the political instability and the growing poverty to seize control of large swaths of big cities.
Fears of Political Chaos in Haiti Grows
Two prime ministers, one interim and one newly appointed, are jockeying for power in Haiti.
Why Is Haiti Poor? Years of Outside Exploitation
What often stands between Haiti and economic success is the rest of the world.
France Drops Plans to Enshrine Climate Fight in Constitution
The announcement marked a setback for President Emmanuel Macron, who had framed the constitutional change as the symbolic backbone of his environmental policies.
Frenchwoman Who Killed Her Abusive Husband Won’t Serve More Jail Time
Valérie Bacot said her stepfather turned husband raped her as a child and had abused her for years. A court decided on a sentence that left her on parole but free from imprisonment.