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By Deodat Maharaj Gebze, Türkiye The drivers of economic growth, innovation, and societal change are no longer solely wealthy nation-states and global institutional actors, but increasingly the technology companies. The so-called “Magnificent Seven”—Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, and Alphabet (Google)—now dominate the global economy redefining traditional thinking of economic power and influence. By the
Florida’s immigration debate has moved beyond border control and into the structure of everyday civil life. A new proposal in the Florida Legislature, House Bill 1307, would link immigration status to car insurance, banking, remittances, and employment in ways the state has never done before. Unlike earlier immigration laws that focused on arrests or deportations,
My new book “Stop Getting Played by America’s Money Game: The Immigrant’s Blueprint to No Longer Be Underpaid, Undersaved, and Financially Unprepared” tears open the financial rules America withholds from immigrants and proves that survival thinking keeps immigrants trapped while only those who take control ever win this rigged money game. When it went live
Haiti’s last appeals to history – then and now L’Edito du Rezo On 2 January 1986, Haiti’s president Jean-Claude Duvalier addressed the nation for the Jour des Aïeux. It would be one of his final public speeches. Barely five weeks later, he fled the country. Read today, the address sounds less like a programme for
By Claudy Briend Auguste Pressure is intensifying on Haiti’s transitional leadership as civil society and political organisations increasingly mobilise against the de facto authorities, demanding the departure of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé. Several organisations have announced preparations for nationwide demonstrations scheduled for January, reflecting mounting frustration over what
Whenever Haiti descends deeper into crisis, a familiar proposal resurfaces: send Haitian-American veterans to fight the gangs. These veterans speak the language, know the culture, and have military experience. In moments of chaos, the idea can sound efficient, even patriotic. Although this logic seems straightforward, it is illegal and impractical. Once a person completes their
Washington, Friday — Haiti’s transitional leadership remained under mounting pressure Friday as Laurent Saint-Cyr, head of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), moved toward the conclusion of his official visit to Washington, amid persistent insecurity and institutional fragility back home. During the visit, Saint-Cyr held consultations with international partners on security assistance, humanitarian coordination, and the
Permettre à la diaspora haïtienne de voter depuis l’étranger dans les élections haïtiennes est constitutionnellement indéfendable L’appel inclusif visant à autoriser les Haïtiens vivant à l’étranger à voter aux élections nationales entre en conflit avec plusieurs dispositions de la Constitution haïtienne de 1987, établissant des conditions strictes en matière de nationalité, de droits politiques et
By Claudy Briend Auguste, Editor-in-Chief, Rezo NòdwèsSEATTLE, WA Haitian presidential adviser Fritz Jean has accused the United States and Canada of pressuring the country’s Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) to keep Prime Minister Alex Didier Fils-Aimé in power despite what he described as profound failures in governance, security management, and electoral planning. His remarks followed a
We, the diaspora, often claim to be Haiti’s savior, but our actions fall short, and the people in Haiti have noticed. They’ve stopped taking us seriously due to our consistent failure to deliver results. Every Sunday, we organize dozens of parallel Zoom meetings filled with what are supposedly “strategies to get Haiti out of poverty”
