Article • Haiti Watch
Haiti Doesn’t Need War. It Needs Peace.
As foreign troops set to deploy to Haiti again, Jake Johnston argues that there is another way: to build something new, Haiti doesn’t need war. It needs peace.
Mar 13, 2026
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Haiti Needs to Lay New Tracks
Dec 16, 2025
Article • Haiti Watch
Private Sector Assumes Control of Haitian State as DC Lobbying Picks up Pace
Aug 18, 2025
Article • Haiti Watch
State Dept. Awards $60K for Pool Maintenance to Company Owned by Sanctioned Individual
Jun 4, 2025
Article • Haiti Watch
The New York Times, Miami Herald, and AP Talk to Jake Johnston About US Designations of Haitian Gangs as “Terrorist Organizations”
May 2, 2025
US Deportations Are Exporting COVID-19 to Nations Unprepared for a Pandemic
While Trump endeavors to block nearly all immigration into the US, his administration has been exporting the virus to countries that have extremely limited capacity and resources to deal with pandemics.
Exporting COVID-19: ICE Air Conducted Deportation Flights to 11 LAC Countries, Flight Data Shows
COVID-19 in Haiti — The Current Response and Challenges
The Destructive Legacy of US Economic Statecraft in Latin America and the Caribbean
Could a progressive U.S. administration marshal economic power at the service of people, not capital?
US Sanctions and COVID-19
US presidents should not have the power to unilaterally wage economic warfare against civilian populations.
Why the Haitian Diaspora Has an Important Role to Play in US Elections
Trump himself referred to Haiti as a “shithole country,” and has spent the past two years propping up a flailing government that has overseen a dramatic deterioration of living conditions in Haiti.
International Pleas Ring Hollow in Haiti
Haiti by the Numbers, Ten Years Later
Magnitude of earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12, 2010: 7.0 Years since an earthquake of that magnitude struck Haiti: 168 Number of aftershocks, over 4.5 magnitude, in the week after the initial tremor: 51
The Overpass to Nowhere
In August 2015, President Michel Martelly inaugurated the Delmas viaduct, a four-lane overpass designed to ease the capital’s grid-locked streets. “This viaduct proves once again that together we can achieve great and beautiful things,” Martelly told the