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Haiti: Journalists Fatally Shot, Bodies Burned While Reporting on Violence

Two Haitian journalists were killed while reporting violence in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, on Sunday.

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Deadly Haiti Gang War Spreads to Nation s Capital Port-Au-Prince; Cathedral Caught Fire Amid Fight

The Haiti gang war has reached the capital of the country, Port-au-Prince, with gang members engaging in a gun battle with each other and with police.

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DHS to Punish Horse-Mounted Border Patrol Agents Accused of Whipping Haitian Migrants

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will discipline the horse-mounted border patrol agents who were accused of "whipping" Haitian migrants last September.

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Haiti Travel: 5 Top Tourist Attractions to Visit When in the Caribbean Paradise

To help you decide on your next travel destination, here is a list of top tourist attractions in Haiti that you should visit.

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Haiti Gang Kidnaps Dominican Republic Diplomat, Demands $500,000 Ransom for His Release

Haiti's 400 Mawozo gang was behind the kidnapping of a Dominican Republic diplomat on Friday, Dominican officials said.

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