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Family of Tamarac Couple Kidnapped in Haiti Desperate For Help After Paying $6,000 Ransom with No Return

By Ryan YousefiThe family of a Tamarac couple kidnapped during a recent trip to Haiti is pleading for help as their whereabouts remain unclear, even as an initial ransom was paid to their kidnappers. According to the family, Jean Dickens Tousaint and his wife, Abigail Tousaint, of Tamarac, were visiting relatives and attending a festival in Haiti when a bus the couple was riding in was stopped by unknown assailants who requested all Americans be removed. The kidnapping reportedly occurred just outside the city of Port-au-Prince, but the couple’s current whereabouts are unknown. The family has since been frantically trying to negotiate with the kidnappers, who have demanded an exorbitant ransom of $200,000 per person. The family initially paid $6,000, but the kidnappers refused to release the couple, demanding even more money.

thewestsidegazette.com

Family gets brief phone call with Tamarac couple kidnapped in Haiti

Family members of a South Florida couple got less than five minutes to speak with their loved ones over the weekend as they remained captive after being kidnapped while on a family visit to the country.

American couple being held hostage in Haiti; kidnappers increase ransom demand

According to family, Abigail Toussaint and her husband, Jean-Dickens Toussaint, were kidnapped in Haiti on March 18 and are being held for ransom.

foxnews.com

Family desperate for help after Tamarac couple kidnapped in Haiti

A South Florida family is begging for help after two natives were kidnapped during a trip to Haiti.

Haiti gang violence leaves 187 dead in 11 days

The United Nations reported that fresh gang violence in Haiti has left 187 people dead in 11 days. The Prime Minister is seeking to mobilize Haiti’s military to end gang violence.

foxnews.com

UN: Fresh gang violence in Haiti leaves 187 dead in 11 days

The U.N. says that new clashes between gangs in Haiti’s capital and beyond have killed at least 187 people in less than two weeks and injured more than 150 others

washingtonpost.com

Haiti police identify new suspects in President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination

New suspects, including a pastor and a well-known gang leader, have been identified in the 2021 assassination of Haiti President Jovenel Moïse.

foxnews.com

Haiti police pursue new suspects in presidential slaying

Authorities in Haiti have identified new suspects in the July 2021 killing of President Jovenel Moïse

washingtonpost.com

Haiti police pursue new suspects in presidential slaying

Authorities in Haiti have identified new suspects in the July 2021 killing of President Jovenel Moïse.

Aid group shutters hospital in Haiti amid spike in violence

Doctors Without Borders says it has been forced to temporarily close its hospital in Cite Soleil given a sharp rise in gang violence that has left dozens dead in recent weeks

washingtonpost.com

Caribbean sees jump in tourists at levels not seen since COVID began

The Caribbean saw a jump in visitors last year at numbers not seen since the pandemic began. Some territories such as Puerto Rico even saw numbers that surpassed pre-pandemic levels.

foxnews.com

Haitian woman dies aboard U.S. Coast Guard cutter following interdiction

A Haitian migrant died while aboard a U.S. Coast Guard cutter on Wednesday, authorities announced.

Turkey earthquakes generated 10 times more rubble than 2010 Haiti disaster

Estimates of rubble following the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria from the U.N. Development Program were higher than other recent disasters.

washingtonpost.com

UN condemns Haitian gang violence spike

Haitian gang Baz Gran Grif has taken control of numerous communities, killing at least 69 people and leaving several police stations abandoned as a result.

foxnews.com

UN condemns new surge of gang violence in central Haiti

The United Nations says a powerful gang has taken over numerous communities in central Haiti in recent weeks and has killed at least 69 people and forced authorities to abandon several police stations

washingtonpost.com

For first time ever, Haitian women’s soccer team qualifies for World Cup

For the first time ever, the Haitian women’s soccer team has qualified for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

A ‘base camp’ has popped up on vacant land in the Florida Keys. What’s happening there?

Alongside U.S. 1 in the Upper Florida Keys, the Old Highway still lives. It used to be the main road that spanned the island chain before the Overseas Highway was finished in 1938.

news.yahoo.com

Florida men arrested for alleged roles in Haitian president's 2021 assassination: US DOJ

Four Florida men were arrested on Tuesday in connection with the July 7, 2021 assassination of Haiti's President Jovenel Mois, according to the DOJ.

foxnews.com

US arrests 4 tied to assassination of Haitian president

U.S. authorities have arrested four more people in the slaying of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, including the owner of a Miami-area security company that hired former soldiers from Colombia for the mission.

114 Haitian migrants arrive on rickety boat in Florida Keys

Some 114 Haitian migrants have made landfall in the Florida Keys, continuing an uptick of people making their way from Haiti and Cuba by sea, the U.S. Border Patrol say

sun-sentinel.com

Erdogan Has Undermined Turkey’s Quake Response

His paranoid policies against civil society have weakened the very institutions the country needs to deal with the disaster.

washingtonpost.com

Suspects accused of killing of Haiti’s president appear in federal court in Miami-Dade

Four key suspects in the killing of Haiti’s president appear for the first time in U.S. federal court to face accusations that they plotted and participated in his assassination, a day after they were transferred to the United States for prosecution.

Magnitude 5.0 quake rattles Dominican Republic

A 5.0 magnitude earthquake has struck just south of the Dominican Republic and jolted people from their beds

washingtonpost.com

Coast Guard intercepts 309 Haitian migrants in 'less than seaworthy' vessel off Florida's coast

The Coast Guard returned 309 Haitian migrants to their home country after intercepting their boat in waters off Florida's coast. The group was a mixture of men, women and children.

foxnews.com

Additional 4 men charged in Haitian president assassination plot, transferred to South Florida

New charges have been filed in connection to the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise.

Mayorkas visits Miami-Dade with warning for Cubans, Haitians, Venezuelans, Nicaraguans

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said on Monday in Miami-Dade County that the new program for refugees and asylum seekers from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua is already working.

77 Democrats urge Biden to scrap new asylum limits, highlighting divide on border policy

The measures announced by President Biden earlier this month have led to a sharp drop in unlawful entries along the U.S.-Mexico border.

cbsnews.com

Humanitarian crisis unfolds off Florida coast amid "substantial uptick" in migration from Haiti and Cuba

More than 4,400 migrants have made their way by boat to the U.S. since August, officials say.

cbsnews.com

Fewer migrants crossing U.S. border unlawfully under expanded programs

The number of Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan migrants attempting to cross the southwest border unlawfully has decreased drastically after announcement of an expanded parole program.

washingtonpost.com

Illegal border crossings plunge among Cubans, Nicaraguans

The Biden administration says U.S. authorities have seen a 97% decline in illegal border crossings by migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela since Mexico began accepting those expelled under a public health order.

IMF Executive Board Approves US$105 Million Food Shock Window to Haiti

WASHINGTON, DC – The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved today a disbursement of SDR 81.9 million (US$105 million) to Haiti under the Food Shock Window of the Rapid Credit Facility to help Haiti address urgent balance of payment needs related to the global food crisis. Haiti has been hit hard by the global food price shock. Record price inflation has worsened Haiti’s fragility given the high pass through from global to domestic food prices and shortages in food supplies. This shock compounds the hardships of an already highly fragile country—also suffering a public health emergency (cholera) and serious security risks. Following the Executive Board’s discussion, Ms. Antoinette Sayeh, Deputy Managing Director and Acting Chair, issued the following statement:

sflcn.com

UN chief insists on special armed forces as Haiti spirals

U.N. Secretary General António Guterres is insisting on the deployment of an international specialized armed force to Haiti and calling on governments to consider halting deportations as the country’s situation spirals

washingtonpost.com

Officials: 396 Haitian migrants detained near Bahamas

Officials say the U.S. Coast Guard has detained a boat carrying 396 Haitian migrants near the Bahamas in one of the biggest human smuggling incidents in the region.

Gang war in Haitian capital leaves at least 3 police dead

One of Haiti’s gangs stormed a key part of Port-Au-Prince, battling with Haitian police throughout the day and leaving at least three officers dead

washingtonpost.com

Sen. Scott, Monroe sheriff speak on migrant crisis in Florida Keys

Florida Sen. Rick Scott is set to join local officials Thursday in Marathon to discuss the ongoing migrant crisis in the Florida Keys.

Florida Keys officials plead for more federal help to deal with migrant crisis

Monroe County commissioners asked for more federal resources to deal with the ongoing migrant crisis in the Florida Keys, passing a resolution as they met Wednesday morning in Marathon.

This Week in South Florida: Paul Namphy

The president's new immigration plan has been described as carrot and stick.

Miami-Dade mayor, city leaders pay respects on 13th anniversary of devastating Haiti earthquake

Many were seen gathering underneath the statue of Haitian general and pioneer Toussant L’ouverture on Thursday for a moment of reflection in Little Haiti.

South Florida sponsor helping Venezuelan migrants with Biden parole program

As President Joe Biden announced the recent expansion of an immigration policy for migrants coming from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, sponsors in South Florida are stepping up to help people who might not even know about the program.

DeSantis attacks Biden’s immigration policy amid migrant surge in South Florida

Gov. Ron DeSantis attacked President Joe Biden’s immigration policy Thursday amid a surge in migrants arriving in South Florida.

South Florida migrants benefitting from Biden’s parole program

After President Joe Biden announced nearly one week ago that he is expanding a program to accept up to 30,000 migrants per month from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, many South Floridians are already benefitting.

Hundreds of Cuban, Haitian migrants repatriated as Florida steps up patrols

Officials confirmed that 187 migrants were repatriated to Cuba and 83 others to Haiti Monday after hundreds more were sent back home over the weekend.

State resources deployed in Florida Keys in response to migrant surge

As migrants, primarily from Cuba and Haiti, continue to arrive in the Florida Keys, more state law enforcement officials are now joining the efforts to tackle the unprecedented crisis.

Experts weigh in on new Biden asylum policy as it pertains to Cuban migrants

Immigration attorney Willy Allen is in favor of President Biden’s new asylum policy affecting migrants from Cuba, Haiti and Nicaragua.

140 Haitian migrants land in Florida Keys

Multiple agencies responded Tuesday morning after a sail freighter with what appeared to be more than 100 Haitian migrants onboard attempted to make landfall in Key Largo.

Sheriff: ‘Unprecedented’ humanitarian crisis unfolds in Florida Keys

At least 500 migrants have landed in the Florida Keys over the last several days in what the local sheriff’s office described on Monday as a “crisis.”

National park in Florida Keys closed after 300 migrants make landings over weekend

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a tweet that at least 88 migrants were from Cuba.

cbsnews.com

24 Haitian migrants come ashore in ‘maritime smuggling event,’ Border Patrol chief says

24 migrants made landfall in Palm Beach Spring Tuesday in what the head of the U.S. Border Patrol’s Miami sector calls a “maritime smuggling event.”

Victory! FANM Applauds The Biden Administration’s Extension and Redesignation of TPS For Haitians

On Monday, December 6, 2022, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas  announced the extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti for 18 months

sflcn.com

FANM Leads Rally at USCIS Miami Office to Stop All Deportations to Haiti

FANM Leads Rally at USCIS Miami Office to Stop All Deportations to HaitiMIAMI – On Wednesday, December 7th, 2022, Family Action Network Movement, elected officials and community leaders gather outside of USCIS in Miami calling the Biden Administration to reevaluate the current conditions of Haiti and urgently redesignate TPS for the over 50,000 undocumented Haitians nationals living in the United States. The rally will take place starting at 11:00 AM ET at USCIS Miami 8801 NW 7th Ave, Miami. Despite this crisis, the Biden Administration continues to deport and expel Black immigrants to Haiti in complete denial of their basic rights of due process. Family Action Network Movement (FANM) strongly condemns these illegal deportations and urges President Biden to redesignate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti. Redesignate TPS for Haiti.

sflcn.com

Coast Guard: 79 migrants intercepted in sailboat in Lake Worth

The U.S Coast Guard was on scene as officials intercepted a sailboat containing more than 75 migrants at a Lake Worth inlet on Saturday night, authorities said.

At least 12 killed as gangs battle for control around Haiti's capital

Amid soaring violence, the community recently appointed local residents as guards, but the mayor said they were overpowered by gangs with machine guns.

cbsnews.com

Mayor: At least 12 killed in Haiti as gangs vie for control

A mayor in Haiti tells The Associated Press that at least 12 people have been killed and numerous homes set on fire in a community near the country’s capital as gangs fight to control more territory

washingtonpost.com

This Week in South Florida: Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick

The on-going crisis in Haiti just keeps getting worse.

UN: Children in Haiti hit by cholera as malnutrition rises

UNICEF officials say a cholera outbreak sweeping through Haiti is claiming a growing number of children amid a surge in malnutrition

washingtonpost.com

UN: Children in Haiti hit by cholera as malnutrition rises

UNICEF officials say a cholera outbreak sweeping through Haiti is claiming a growing number of children amid a surge in malnutrition.

Officials in Florida Keys respond to boat containing over 100 migrants

Multiple agencies responded Monday night after a migrant vessel with more than 100 people onboard from Haiti attempted to make landfall in Islamorada.

Haitian migrants rescued from crowded vessel; others still aboard boat stuck on sandbar off Florida Keys

At least 22 migrants from Haiti have been rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and an undetermined amount of others are still aboard a boat in bitter weather, hours after a good Samaritan reported the crowded vessel to officials Monday.

sun-sentinel.com

Cholera cases in Haiti expected to rise following 2-month fuel blockade

Haitian officials expect cholera cases in the country to rise now that the two-month fuel blockade has come to an end. Officials in the country need more resources to fight the illness.

foxnews.com

8th journalist reported killed in Haiti so far this year

The Inter American Press Association says an eighth journalist has been killed in Haiti this year

washingtonpost.com

U.S. offers $3M reward for 3 Haitians identified as gang leaders

The U.S. is offering a $3 million reward for information leading to the arrest of three men who are accused of leading gangs in Haiti that engage in kidnapping.

Haiti’s ex-prime minister speaks to Local 10 News on solutions to nation’s crisis

Haiti is in the grips of a humanitarian crisis not seen in decades. Violent gangs have forced the country into lockdown for weeks. Local 10 anchor Calvin Hughes sat down exclusively with Haiti’s former prime minister to discuss solutions for a nation that seems to be on the brink of collapse.

Haiti police try to break blockade of crucial fuel terminal

Haiti’s National Police has been fighting to remove a powerful gang that surrounded a key fuel terminal in Port-au-Prince for almost two months — though it’s not immediately clear if the blockade has been fully lifted

washingtonpost.com

He’s 9 month old and a U.S. citizen. Why does Florida DCF want to send him to Haiti?

By Jacqueline Charles and Jay WeaverHe was born in Broward County to a troubled mother who lost permanent custody due to mental health struggles. His father, back in Haiti, was not in the picture. Urged on by the Florida Department of Children & Families, a circuit court judge has ruled that 9-months old Ector — by birthright an American citizen — should be sent to Haiti to be with his maternal grandmother, who lives in a mountainous region and has no steady income. He could be sent to Haiti any day despite the concerns of his foster parents, who have struggled in their legal effort to keep him here. “He has the right to clean water, and he has the right to not starve.”

thewestsidegazette.com

Haiti police to probe reporter's death hit during protest

Haiti’s National Police are investigating the death of a journalist who witnesses said was struck in the head by a police tear gas canister

washingtonpost.com

Haiti police to probe death of reporter during gathering

Haiti’s National Police says it's been ordered to launch an investigation into the death of a journalist who witnesses say was struck in the head by a police tear gas canister.

Report: 96K Haitians flee homes amid spike in gang violence

The U.N.’s International Organization for Migration says gang violence has forced some 96,000 people to flee their homes in Haiti’s capital as the country faces a crisis that has prompted the government to request foreign troops.

Haitian journalist hospitalized after assassination attempt

Officials say a well-known Haitian journalist has survived an assassination attempt that left his car riddled with bullets in the capital of Port-au-Prince.

WHO advises using 1 dose of cholera vaccine due to shortage

The World Health Organization and its partners are recommending that countries temporarily switch to using a single dose of the cholera vaccine instead of two due to a global supply shortage.

98 migrants rescued from boat off South Florida coast lacked food

Almost 100 people, mostly from Haiti, who were rescued from an overcrowded boat off the Florida coast had no food or water for two days, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

Nearly 100 rescued from boat off Florida coast had no food or water, Coast Guard says

The passengers told Coast Guard crew members that they had been at sea for a week and lacked food and water during the last two days.

cbsnews.com

33 Cuban migrants land in Key West, 80 repatriated to Cuba

U.S. Border Patrol agents released new images from a migrant landing in the Florida Keys.

98 migrants rescued from boat off Florida coast lacked food

Almost 100 people, mostly from Haiti, who were rescued from an overcrowded boat off the Florida coast had no food or water for two days, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted the 96 Haitians, as well as a passenger each from Uganda and the Bahamas, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) east of Boca Raton, Florida, last week. The passengers told Coast Guard crew members that they had been at sea for a week and lacked food and water during the last two days.

news.yahoo.com

Haitian woman returns to South Florida 15 years after having large tumor removed

A woman from Haiti who had a 16-pound facial tumor removed in Miami when she was just a girl is back in town.

US to pull visas of Haitian officials, send assistance

Senior U.S. officials say the U.S. government will revoke visas from current and former Haitian government officials involved with criminal organizations

Eileen Ryan, actor and mother of Sean Penn, dies at age 94

Ryan, whose acting career spanned more than six decades, was a few days away from her 95th birthday.

cbsnews.com

Calls for help, humanitarian corridor as gangs siege Haiti

The United Nations is proposing a “humanitarian corridor” in Haiti’s capital to help people get gasoline and aid amid a mounting crisis as gangs keep blockading roads and access to some areas, including to one key fuel terminal in Port-au-Prince

washingtonpost.com

Calls for help, humanitarian corridor as gangs siege Haiti

The United Nations is proposing a “humanitarian corridor” in Haiti’s capital to help people get gasoline and aid amid a mounting crisis as gangs keep blockading roads and access to some areas, including to one key fuel terminal in Port-au-Prince.

THELAR Management Group is Hosting Its 20th Anniversary Gala

The communication company, THELAR Management Group is hosting a black tie Gala on Saturday September, 24th 2022 at 6pm

sflcn.com

Activists, protestors in Miami-Dade seeking protection for Haitian migrants

Political instability, natural disasters and an unfathomable amount of violence continue to ravage the people of Haiti.

Police in Haiti blame gang members for slaying of 3 officers

Haiti’s National Police says it is investigating the recent slaying of three officers that it blames on gang members

washingtonpost.com

Police in Haiti blame gang members for slaying of 3 officers

Haiti’s National Police says it is investigating the recent slaying of three officers that it blames on gang members.

Here is how to help Haitian soccer team qualified to play in amputee World Cup

Mark Selleck gave a group of resilient soccer players from Haiti the VIP treatment on Monday in Davie.

The Golden-Handcuffs Solution for Autocrats

In the fight for democracy, coaxing despots into a cushy exile may sometimes be the most realistic option.

theatlantic.com

Federal agents responding to ‘multiple’ migrant landings in Key West, official says

Federal agents responded to “multiple” migrant landings in Key West Monday morning, a top official with the U.S. Border Patrol said.

Coast Guard intercepts apparent migrant vessel near Florida Straits

Coast Guard Cutter Robert Yered and Coast Guard Cutter Diligence intercepted the sailboat about 29 miles south of Cay Sal Bank, Bahamas.

Haiti reveals ‘colossal loss’ of $4M worth of corruption

A soccer field that was paid for but never built.

Kodak Black gives back, sending thousands of cases of water to Haiti

Famed rapper Kodak Black is making a major donation to help the troubled country of Haiti.

South Florida twins make, deliver prosthetics to international relief organization

David and Jonathan Tamen have more in common than just their DNA. The Miami Beach twins share a passion for technology and improving the quality of life of those in need.

Bahamas detains 111 Haitian migrants aboard overloaded sloop

Bahamian authorities said Tuesday that they have detained 111 Haitian migrants found on an overloaded sloop in waters around the archipelago.

Haitians launch protests, demand ouster of prime minister

A couple thousand protesters have marched through Haiti’s capital and other major cities, blocking roads and shutting down businesses to demand that Prime Minister Ariel Henry step down and call for a better quality of life

washingtonpost.com

Haitians launch protests, demand ouster of prime minister

Thousands of protesters have marched through Haiti’s capital and other major cities, blocking roads and shutting down businesses to demand that Prime Minister Ariel Henry step down and call for a better quality of life.

Feds report ‘recent increase’ of black market weapons smuggled out of Florida to Haiti

There has been a recent increase in firearm and ammunition smuggling from the United States to Haiti, federal officials reported on Wednesday during a news conference in Miami-Dade County.

Texas State University Student Adopting Baby Boy He Found In Trash Covered With Ants While Visiting Haiti

After caring for the infant for five years, a Texas State University student, 27, who discovered a baby boy in a trash can and covered in ants while on vacation in Haiti has announced that he is adopting the child.

news.yahoo.com

Haiti gang wars intensify as armed men set church on fire

Heavy gunfire is echoing throughout downtown Port-au-Prince in Haiti as suspected gang members set a church on fire and try to kill their opponents in a bid to gain control over more territory

washingtonpost.com

315 kids, adults shelter at school to escape Haiti gang war

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Hundreds of children and adults sheltered at a high school in Haiti's capital Saturday after fleeing shooting in a neighborhood where fighting between two rival gangs in recent weeks has caused dozens of deaths and destroyed homes. Francisco Seriphin, general coordinator for the religious community group Kizito, said 315 people had taken refuge in the Saint-Louis de Gonzague school, which is in the Delmas district neighboring the violence-wracked Cite Soleil neighborhood.

news.yahoo.com

Dozens dead, injured in Haiti's capital in gang clashes

Local officials in Haiti say dozens of people have died in four days of gang battles in a violent neighborhood of the capital

washingtonpost.com

Storms bring heavy rain and hail to Minnesota

Tony Laubach reports from Fergus Falls, Minnesota, where rain and hail are already impacting the area, as he waits for what tonight holds.

news.yahoo.com

Haitian gang member charged in kidnapping of missionaries

Joly Germine, a leader of the gang, had previously been charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping​.

cbsnews.com

Official: 8 more die as Haiti prisons lack food, water

An official says at least eight inmates have died at an overcrowded prison in Haiti that ran out of food two months ago

washingtonpost.com
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