Beautiful Haitian Queen drinking the elixir of the Caribbean. Anyone know or know of the model pictured?

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J'aimerais savoir comment aller à arcahaie depuis l'aéroport cap haitien. J'ai entendu dire qu'il faut prendre un autobus afin de passer le péage des bandits. J'aimerais savoir où je peux prendre l'autobus et où ça me déposera svp.

Qui se rappelle de son enfance en Haïti???

"Why are some Haitian parents so low-vibrational, where you barely hear anything positive from them and everything is negative? It's like some of them don't love themselves, and some of them look so miserable."

kèk foto mwen te pran nan jakmèl, breman, ak basen chwal nan 2023 💙❤️💙❤️

Only issued in 1973; he was only 21-22 years old which is crazy lol; already two years into ruling the country. Surprising how he held onto power for 15 years

I love collecting historic Haitian currency; Haiti is so rich with history

I heard Rete La by Rutshell Guillaume and it has put me in a chokehold.

I have also heard se pa pou dat and various other songs from Lucas Seb etc

I need more songs with that infectious Rete La beat.

What do you guys listen to? What do you play at haitian parties that gets everyone moving?

I love Haiti btw. Y'all are amazing.

Videos are compilations of his trip to Haiti found on his Instagram: thebeardedbackpacker_

U.S. rice exports to Haiti, which account for the bulk of supplies of the country's key food staple, contain unhealthy levels of arsenic and cadmium, heavy metals that can increase risks of cancer and heart disease, according to a recent study by the University of Michigan 

I believe this may be part of the answer to why Haiti is struggling after all these years. On top of the fact the US make import laws that decimated Haitian farmers.

Black countries have to grow their own food, not import it. Because outsiders who want to weaken or destroy them will sabotage them by any means they can

I had a conversation with someone recently and they were told by lawyers that they have transacted several real estate purchases for foreigners recently. Does anyone have personal knowledge of this?

Im a haitian man who took two ancestry test because of amazing deals so I decided to take.. (23&ME and Myancestry) too see how both differs from each other especially with Ancestrys new update!! Shout out my my haitian family I love yall 🇭🇹

Hi I'm 21f. I'm looking for people from Fonds Verrettes, or the whole of Croix-Des-Bouquets. I was adopted in 2007 and I was three years old, but I believe I was in the now Enfant Jeunese Orphanage much before that.

I know my birth parents names but I can't share because of privacy reasons I guess. I will say my father's surname is Jean Paul and my mother's Pierre, which I imagine are the most common and generic haitian surnames lol. But anyway, If these ring a bell to someone please contact me.

I know there was a flood that same year I was born, 2004 in May. My mom was pregnant with me at the time so she must have survived it because I wouldn't be here. Anyway, if you have any info I will be very grateful!!

If anyone is curious, the adoption was kind of sketchy. The adoption agency ( Different from Enfant Jeunesse) doesn't exist anymore and it's kind of creepy. I don't really know if it was all that legal to be honest.

Hi, I’m thinking about traveling to cap haïtien in January as American Airlines is restarting flights and looks like a cool spot to go. Is it safe for a white traveler like myself who speaks very basic French to travel there on my own? Some things I’d want to do is see the city but also leave the city to maybe visit the beach, sans souci palace and Laferrière citadel. Is it positive to get to these spots without a tour? I am a pretty experienced traveler just a little worried about the safety there. Any comments or advice is helpful, really debating taking the couple days of pto to make this trip

Pulled this straight from the FARA registration: Exhibit AB, #7742, filed September 16, 2026. Haiti’s Foreign Minister, Raina Forbin, signed a one-year, $780,000 contract ($65,000/month) with Drake Ventures — Roger Stone’s firm — for “issue advocacy” before the US government. Twelve-month term, auto-renews unless either side cancels.

That’s the entire stated scope: issue advocacy. TPS, the status roughly 300,000 Haitian nationals are waiting on a decision about, isn’t mentioned once in the filing. Neither are the December elections or security assistance.

Not saying lobbying itself is the problem — governments do this all the time. But if this contract isn’t producing anything public on the one issue directly affecting hundreds of thousands of people, it’s fair to ask what exactly $65K/month is buying.

Has anyone seen reporting on what this has actually delivered so far?

The staircase has tiny houses on its risers. Then there’s the mosaic walkway at Lakou New York, and the painted animal masks by Jacmel artisans. Even an ordinary walk comes with something to stop and look at.

Does anyone recognize the artists behind these mosaics or masks? I’d love to put names to the work.