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Kenya’s bid for intercontinental military power, purportedly for OAS membership, faces heavy suspicion of corruption amid its distance from Haiti and a history of corruption. UN Resolution 2699 is challenged for concealing facts, using flawed legal reasoning, and facing an altered Haitian reality post-February 7th, 2024, with concerns over foreign troop deployment and distraction tactics.
When you receive a raise, it’s natural to expect a significant boost in your take-home pay. However, the reality is that the more money you make, the more the IRS will take, leaving you with less than anticipated. This is due to the progressive nature of the U.S. tax system, where higher earnings push you
Depi Leta Kenya aksepte pran tèt misyon militè etranjè an Ayiti nan kad akò li genyen ak Leta Etazini nan mwa jiyè 2023, anpil batbouch ap fèt sou Kenya ak Ayiti. Entèvansyon sa yo vin pi dri depi Kenya deplwaye 2 kontenjan polisye ann Ayiti nan mwa jen ak jiyè. Nou kapab remake bat bouch sa yo sitou reprann diskou Leta ameriken sou kriz Ayiti
When you open a bank account, you create a safe place to store your money. But in reality, you’re starting a lending service that the bank controls. Every time you deposit money, you’re expanding this service. The bank doesn’t just keep your cash in a vault; it uses your deposits to provide loans to other
Haitian Americans, mainly run as democrats, have not been successful as candidates in state and federal elections. Many fail to pass the primaries, often losing by wide margins even in heavily concentrated Haitian communities. Here are some main reasons behind their defeats and struggles to gain traction. One of the primary reasons for these losses
Treasury Sanctions Former Haitian President for Drug Trafficking | U.S. Department of the Treasury WASHINGTON — Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned the former President of Haiti, Michel Joseph Martelly (Martelly), pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 14059 of December 15, 2021, “Imposing Sanctions on Foreign Persons Involved in the
Headline Author Nixon A. Charles’s new book “Socio-Legal Problems in Rural Haitian Environment: A Major Cause of Haiti’s Decadency” explores the ongoing issues in rural Haiti. Short Description Recent release “Socio-Legal Problems in Rural Haitian Environment: A Major Cause of Haiti’s Decadency” from Hawes & Jenkins Publishing author Nixon A. Charles delves into the complexities
Banks report borrowers’ late payments as overdue or delinquent to credit bureaus like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. However, it is the collection agency purchasing the debts from the banks that report them to the bureaus as unpaid or collection accounts when borrowers fail to pay. These reports significantly damage borrowers’ credit scores as they indicate
Haiti’s abundance of political parties yields a fragmented parliament where no party has ever secured a majority. This leads to frequent gridlocks and legislative standstills that dilute presidential influence to pass laws effectively and hampers effective governance. Political parties lack representation nationwide due to their weak organizational structure and ineffective outreach strategies to engage the
Haiti’s reliance on imported rice, particularly from the United States, has been a significant factor in the decline of the country’s national rice production. Imported rice is more affordable for consumers, which has reduced demand for locally produced rice, weakening the agricultural sector and stifling the growth of local industries. To address the decline of
