by Colette Lespinasse | Mar 17, 2022 | Articles from COEH, Topics
On February 21, 2022, the Dominican authorities launched the much trumpeted construction of an electrical wall approximately 380 kilometers long on the border with Haiti. The first stage of this project was initiated in the North zone, more precisely on the Dajabon...
by Colette Lespinasse | Feb 21, 2022 | Articles from COEH, Topics
Three Haitian women explain the situation, the efforts and their disappointment At the initiative of the Greens/EFA deputy, Ms. Caroline Roose, of the European Parliament and supported by the Belgian Tricontinental Centre (CETRI), 3 Haitian women took part, on...
by Els Hortensius | Feb 7, 2022 | Articles from COEH, Topics
Safety is the main concern Six years ago, Haitians were mainly concerned about the economic situation. In a survey, lack of security received less than 10 percent of the vote. But according to a recent survey, gang violence, kidnappings and murders – in short,...
by Colette Lespinasse | Jan 3, 2022 | Articles from COEH, Topics
In Haiti, every first of January, the giraumont soup (also called soup joumou) flows freely. In all homes, in all social strata, both in the country and among Haitians living abroad, this soup is consumed that day from sunrise until sunset to commemorate the feast of...
by Colette Lespinasse | Nov 17, 2021 | Articles from COEH, Topics
Despite a gloomy situation characterized by the difficulty of moving from one place to another due to fuel shortages and insecurity, more than sixty representatives of peasant organizations, labour unions and supporting NGOs met at a hotel in the Haitian capital...
by Claude Mormont | Oct 29, 2021 | Articles from COEH, Topics
In a few days, the COP26 will take place in Glasgow. In Western countries, the marches and events demanding that climate change be taken into account have started once again. In Brussels, Sunday, October 10, the first climate march took place since the corona...
