Four years late, Haitians at last chose their next parliament, which dissolved in January when legislators’ terms expired.
Haiti
Haiti Update: Delayed Legislative Elections Take Place Ahead of Presidential Vote
Explainer: Why Is the Dominican Republic Threatening Thousands with Deportation?
A June 17 deadline for documentation puts a vast number of Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent at deportation risk.
Haiti: Back to the Future?
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Robert Maguire
Five years after the earthquake, not much has changed. Under President Martelly, some fear that things have even gone backwards.
Haiti Update: Five Years after Earthquake, Country Faces Political Turmoil
Understand why the Caribbean country’s legislature dissolved and the president will effectively rule by decree.
Innovation Update: Net Neutrality in Brazil, Mexico, and the Caribbean
As the United States debates net neutrality rules, legislation affecting internet freedoms and mobile app blockages are in the spotlight in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Dominican Republic and Haiti: Shame
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Santiago A. Canton and Wade H. McMullen, Jr.
The citizenship squabble in the D.R. is riddled with mistruths and distortions, argue Santiago A. Canton and Wade H. McMullen, Jr in AQ.