This latest attack on the Haitian press is a stark reminder of the growing insecurity faced by journalists and media outlets in a country where armed gangs are tightening their grip and targeting ...
A group of men armed with sledgehammers smashed radio antennas in Haiti yesterday, forcing at least seven radio stations and one television station off the air. The men, described as vandals by one ...
PORT-AU-PRINCE - Outside their wrecked headquarters, Radio Caraibe's presenters broadcast from a makeshift studio spilling over a pavement in Haiti's quake-hit capital, supplying news and messages ...
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haitian police were overwhelmed by a series of coordinated violent attacks by gang members across the capital in which four officers were killed, a national police ...
correctionAn earlier version of this article misspelled the last name of Jean David Geneste as Geleste. It also incorrectly said he was a doctor in Baraderes. He is a former parliamentary deputy. It ...
* Radios relay messages about aid, victims * Fuel shortages, lack of businesses a threat By Patrick Markey and Joseph Guyler Delva PORT-AU-PRINCE, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Outside their wrecked headquarters ...
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