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Haitian History • Vintage Haiti

Vintage Haiti: Haiti c.1900, 1910 and 1914

August 13, 2015

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Because every day is Thank-a-Haitian Day! 🇭🇹🔥⁠
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Germine Joly, 34, alleged leader of Haiti's notori

Germine Joly, 34, alleged leader of Haiti's notorious 400 Mawozo gang, was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole on December 3 by a federal judge in the District of Columbia.
Known by "Yonyon," Joly was convicted earlier this year of masterminding the October 2021 abduction of 17 missionaries affiliated with Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries, a group that included 16 American citizens & one Canadian, among them five children, with the youngest being just eight months old.
The sentencing, delivered by U.S. District Judge John D. Bates, followed a 10-day trial in May where a federal jury found Joly guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit hostage-taking and 16 counts of hostage-taking of U.S. nationals for ransom.
The incident unfolded on October 16, 2021, as the missionaries, 12 adults and five children, were returning from a visit to an orphanage east of #PortauPrince, in the gang's stronghold of Croix-des-Bouquets. Masked gunmen from 400 Mawozo ambushed their convoy, forcing the vehicles to stop at gunpoint before robbing the captives and herding them into the countryside.
400 Mawozo claimed responsibility on social media, posting videos of the terrified hostages & demanding $17 million ransom, $1 million per victim. Negotiations revealed the gang's ulterior motive: they offered to exchange the missionaries for Joly's release from prison (Joly was incarcerated in Haiti since 2019), a bid to leverage the crisis for personal gain. After partial payments totaling $350K secured the freedom of 3 hostages, the remaining captives endured 62 days of grueling captivity. Most escaped under the cover of darkness in Dec. 2021, hiking miles through gang territory to safety.
Joly extradition to the U.S. in May 2024 was handed over by Haitian authorities at Washington's request, now faces incarceration in a Florida federal prison, marking the first time a Haitian gang leader has been prosecuted & imprisoned stateside for such crimes.
"This sentence sends a clear message: No matter where you hide, the United States will pursue justice for its citizens," said U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Ferris Pirro. #lunionsuite

UPDATE: The New York City Council has unanimously

UPDATE: The New York City Council has unanimously adopted Resolution 987, officially designating July 26 as "Haitian Konpa Day" each year. The resolution honors the enduring legacy of Haitian konpa music and dance, genres that have profoundly shaped New York City's cultural, artistic, and social landscape.⁠
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The vote came during today's Stated Council Meeting, where members celebrated the resolution's passage as a long-overdue tribute to the Haitian diaspora. ⁠
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Konpa (also spelled kompa or konpa dirèk) was founded in 1955 in #PortauPrince, #Haiti, by the legendary saxophonist, composer, and bandleader #NemoursJeanBaptiste. Often hailed as the “Father of Konpa,” Nemours created the genre with his ensemble Aux Callebasses (later renamed Ensemble Nemours Jean-Baptiste), blending traditional #Haitian méringue with elements of jazz, #Cuban son, Dominican merengue, and other #Caribbean influences to produce a modern, accessible, and highly danceable sound that revolutionized Haitian music and quickly became the country’s dominant popular genre.⁠
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Council Member Rita Joseph (District 40, Brooklyn), a proud Haitian-American and chair of the Council's Committee on Education, emphasized the genre's role in preserving heritage amid challenges like displacement and discrimination. Co-sponsors Council Members Mercedes Narcisse (District 23) and Farah Louis (District 45), both fierce advocates for Caribbean and immigrant communities, joined Joseph in championing the bill. 🇭🇹🇭🇹🎉🇭🇹🇭🇹⁠
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Antoine-Simon Airport in #LesCayes has officially

Antoine-Simon Airport in #LesCayes has officially been granted “Last Point of Departure” certification by the United States Transportation Security Administration (#TSA), paving the way for direct commercial flights between southern #Haiti and Florida for the first time in years.⁠
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Miami-based IBC Airways is set to launch the new route, offering travelers in the Grand Sud region a long-awaited direct connection to the United States without the need to transit through #PortauPrince.⁠
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The certification means that security screening conducted at Antoine-Simon Airport now meets U.S. federal standards, eliminating the previous requirement for passengers to undergo a second security check upon arrival in the United States.⁠
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In a statement released on Wednesday, December 3, Haiti’s National Office of Civil Aviation (OFNAC) celebrated the milestone as a major step forward for regional connectivity and economic development.⁠
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“This certification is excellent news for the population and the economy of the entire Grand Sud,” the agency declared. “It will facilitate travel, trade, and tourism while creating new opportunities for local businesses.”⁠
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Local officials and business leaders echoed the sentiment, noting that direct flights are expected to reduce travel costs, shorten journey times, and encourage diaspora visits and investment in the southern departments.⁠
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While the development was widely praised, several voices also used the occasion to renew calls for the swift reopening of Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince, which has remained closed to commercial traffic amid ongoing security concerns.⁠
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For now, residents and visitors in Haiti’s southern peninsula can look forward to booking direct tickets to Florida in the coming weeks as IBC Airways finalizes schedules and begins ticket sales.⁠
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On Thursday, November 20, the New York City Counci

On Thursday, November 20, the New York City Council’s Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Intergroup Relations held a public hearing at which Brooklyn Council Member Rita Joseph (D-District 40, representing parts of Flatbush, East Flatbush, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and surrounding areas) formally introduced a resolution to designate July 26 as “Haitian Konpa Day” citywide across all five boroughs of New York City.⁠
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The resolution, sponsored by Council Member Joseph herself, celebrates konpa (also spelled kompa). This iconic Haitian dance music genre has served as a joyful and enduring soundtrack of Caribbean life in New York City for decades. Characterized by its infectious guitar riffs, smooth and flowing melodies, and irresistibly danceable rhythm, konpa has long been a cornerstone of Haitian identity, pride, and communal celebration both on the island of Haiti and throughout its diaspora communities around the world.⁠
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For the Haitian community in New York, this resolution offers far more than symbolic recognition; it is an official acknowledgment of the immense cultural, social, and economic contributions Haitians have made to the city they have helped shape and sustain.⁠
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The inaugural official Haitian #Konpa Day is expected to take place next summer, on July 26, 2026. For a city that proudly calls itself the cultural capital of the world, the vibrant and unmistakable beat of konpa will now be woven into its formally recognized heritage.⁠
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Konpa (also spelled kompa or konpa dirèk) was founded in 1955 in #PortauPrince, #Haiti, by the legendary saxophonist, composer, and bandleader #NemoursJeanBaptiste. Often hailed as the “Father of Konpa,” Nemours created the genre with his ensemble Aux Callebasses (later renamed Ensemble Nemours Jean-Baptiste), blending traditional #Haitian méringue with elements of jazz, #Cuban son, Dominican merengue, and other #Caribbean influences to produce a modern, accessible, and highly danceable sound that revolutionized Haitian music and quickly became the country’s dominant popular genre.⁠🇭🇹🇭🇹🎉🇭🇹🇭🇹
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As the global football community holds its breath,

As the global football community holds its breath, the spotlight turns to the United States’ capital tomorrow. The FIFA World Cup 26™ Final Draw, a ceremonial spectacle that will shape the destiny of 48 nations, is poised to unfold at the iconic John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This landmark event isn’t just about pulling names from pots; it’s the ignition of a continent-spanning tournament that promises to redefine the beautiful game.⁠
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Tomorrow, at precisely 12:00 p.m. ET (6:00 p.m. CET), it will become the epicenter of football fervor, broadcasting the draw live to an estimated audience of over a billion viewers worldwide via FIFA’s media partners.⁠
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The choice of venue carries deep symbolism. As FIFA President Gianni Infantino remarked, “We are excited to host the most anticipated Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup in history in the cultural and entertainment heart of the United States, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.” The announcement was made earlier this year at the White House by U.S. President and Kennedy Center Chairman Donald J. Trump alongside Infantino.⁠
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Expanding to 48 teams for the first time, the 2026 edition will span three host nations—Canada, Mexico, and the United States, and feature 16 vibrant host cities from Vancouver to Mexico City and Miami to Seattle. With a projected 6.5 million attendees, it will eclipse any single-sport event in history, blending sport, culture, and continental solidarity.⁠
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The ceremony will reveal the group-stage matchups for the 23rd FIFA World Cup™, dividing the 48 teams into 12 groups of four. Six spots remain unclaimed, to be filled by winners of the intercontinental playoffs in March 2026 (hosted in North America) and UEFA’s separate qualifiers. Let’s Go Haiti 🇭🇹 ⁠
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Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) introduced the Exclusi

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) introduced the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 on December 1, aiming to eliminate dual citizenship and mandate undivided loyalty to the United States. The legislation, if passed, would force millions of Americans with foreign ties to choose between their U.S. passport and any other nationality, reigniting long-standing debates over allegiance, immigration, and constitutional rights.⁠
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Current Dual Citizens: Individuals holding both U.S. and foreign citizenship would have one year from enactment to formally renounce their non-U.S. nationality. This requires submitting a written declaration to the Secretary of State or the Secretary of Homeland Security. Failure to act would result in automatic loss of U.S. citizenship, treated as a voluntary relinquishment.⁠
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Future Acquisitions: Any U.S. citizen who voluntarily obtains foreign citizenship after the bill's passage would immediately forfeit their American status.⁠
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Enforcement Mechanisms: The Departments of State and Homeland Security would develop a verification system, including a database to flag dual citizens and update federal records. Non-compliant individuals would be reclassified as aliens under U.S. immigration laws, potentially facing deportation or entry restrictions.⁠
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Moreno, a first-term senator, drew on his personal story to champion the measure. Born in Colombia, Moreno immigrated to the U.S. at age 5 & naturalized as a citizen at 18, renouncing his Colombian ties in the process. "One of the greatest honors of my life was when I became an American citizen...It was an honor to pledge an Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America and ONLY to the United States of America," he stated in a press release. "Being an American citizen is an honor and a privilege, and if you want to be an American, it’s all or nothing. It’s time to end dual citizenship for good."⁠
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Under existing U.S. policy, dual citizenship is permitted and common. Naturalized citizens and many by birthright can hold multiple passports without renouncing their other ones, as long as they fulfill U.S. duties, such as taxes and Selective Service registration.⁠
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In a blistering address on the House floor, Rep. J

In a blistering address on the House floor, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) unleashed a scathing critique of the Trump Administration's escalating immigration enforcement operations, labeling them "unconstitutional raids" that threaten the very fabric of American due process. "This is life or death," Crockett declared, her voice rising as she recounted stories of families torn apart by what she called "paramilitary-style sweeps" conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.⁠
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The Texas congresswoman, a former civil rights attorney known for her unfiltered advocacy on criminal justice and immigrant rights, took direct aim at President Donald Trump's renewed push for mass deportations. ⁠
Since reclaiming the White House in January 2025, Trump has ramped up ICE operations, authorizing over 500,000 removals in the first 10 months of his second term, surpassing his first-term totals and drawing widespread condemnation from civil liberties groups. ⁠
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@Repjasmine remarks come amid a surge in reported incidents, including dawn raids in sanctuary cities like Dallas and San Antonio, where agents have been accused of detaining U.S. citizens and green card holders without proper warrants.⁠
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#BREAKING - In a move described by critics as a se

#BREAKING - In a move described by critics as a seismic blow to America's immigrant communities and by supporters as a vital safeguard for national security, the Trump administration has issued an immediate, indefinite pause on all U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) proceedings involving nationals from 19 countries flagged under a summer travel ban. ⁠
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The directive, leaked to CBS News and The New York Times, halts everything from green card approvals and asylum claims to family-based petitions and even long-awaited naturalization ceremonies for legal permanent residents on the path to citizenship.⁠
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The internal USCIS guidance, dated Monday and made public Tuesday evening, directs employees to "stop final adjudication on all cases" for applicants from these nations, a broad freeze that ensnares thousands of immigrants already embedded in American life.⁠
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This escalation comes amid heightened scrutiny of immigration policies following last week's tragic shooting near the White House, which claimed the life of 20-year-old West Virginia National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom and left 24-year-old Staff Sgt.⁠
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The pause builds on a June 4 presidential proclamation that imposed near-total entry restrictions on 12 countries, Afghanistan, Myanmar (Burma), Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen, while partially suspending travel from seven others: Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela. The order cited "deficient" identity verification, high visa overstay rates, and countries' refusal to accept deportees as key concerns.⁠
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Publicly, the White House has touted a series of post-shooting measures: a full halt on USCIS asylum adjudications, destruction of pending Afghan visas by State Department diplomats, and an aggressive audit of Biden-era approvals. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended the policy on Fox News, stating, "We're reviewing every single file from Biden's era, no more murderers or leeches slipping through." ⁠
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