The President of the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT), Fritz Alphonse, while referring to "dysfunctions" responsible for the low rate of disbursement of resources allocated in the war budget, i.e. 13.7%, attacked the Minister of Defense, Jean Michel Moïse, during an interview given to a pool of journalists on Friday, June 20, 2025.
During the interview granted to a pool of journalists this Friday, June 20 at the Villa d'accueil, the president of the Presidential Transitional Council was questioned about the preliminary draft of the new constitution.
This was the feeling shared at the end of three days of reflection on the debt of 1825, on June 12, 13 and 14, where, despite the almost scorching heat, which was hardly conducive to introspection, Paris saw the Collège de France attract a studious and passionate audience.
In an official note dated June 18, the Cap-Haïtien Municipal Commission denounced the behavior deemed "indecent" by several students in uniform, mainly baccalaureate candidates, whose inappropriate gestures recently circulated on social media.
Having been measured for too long in the vice of Duvalierian nights, Frankétienne expressed himself in excess, in a creative madness that led him to write, paint, sing, dance and to melt into the skin of an actor to play his own character.
On February 20, 2025, Frankétienne died peacefully at home, in his bedroom, as he had always wished. The Haitian cultural world is still reeling, and tributes are pouring in.
The United States has a new chargé d'affaires in Port-au-Prince.
With The White Pages of Distress, Gary Victor signs a dizzying novel where imagination overflows reality, and where madness becomes the only response to chaos.
