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Wyclef Jean “Dominican Republic Should Revoke The Citizenship of José Franscisco Peña Gomez”

Former Miss Haiti Sarodj Bertin Speak To L’union Suite About Haitian-Dominicans Deportations

Naomi Osaka Defeats Serena Williams to Become the First Haitian and the First Japanese Player to Win a US Open Grand Slam Singles Title

SAE Fraternity Deadly Hazing of Haitian-American George Desdunes Resurfaced After Racist Chant Video Released

Too Hot For Haiti: Harmonik’s “Illegal” Music Video Banned in Haiti

LA Fashion Week 2015 Looking For Haitian Designers

Wyclef Jean “Dominican Republic Should Revoke The Citizenship of José Franscisco Peña Gomez”

Former Miss Haiti Sarodj Bertin Speak To L’union Suite About Haitian-Dominicans Deportations

Naomi Osaka Defeats Serena Williams to Become the First Haitian and the First Japanese Player to Win a US Open Grand Slam Singles Title

SAE Fraternity Deadly Hazing of Haitian-American George Desdunes Resurfaced After Racist Chant Video Released

Too Hot For Haiti: Harmonik’s “Illegal” Music Video Banned in Haiti

LA Fashion Week 2015 Looking For Haitian Designers

Wyclef Jean “Dominican Republic Should Revoke The Citizenship of José Franscisco Peña Gomez”

Former Miss Haiti Sarodj Bertin Speak To L’union Suite About Haitian-Dominicans Deportations

Naomi Osaka Defeats Serena Williams to Become the First Haitian and the First Japanese Player to Win a US Open Grand Slam Singles Title

SAE Fraternity Deadly Hazing of Haitian-American George Desdunes Resurfaced After Racist Chant Video Released

Too Hot For Haiti: Harmonik’s “Illegal” Music Video Banned in Haiti

LA Fashion Week 2015 Looking For Haitian Designers

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#OneCaribbean : “I love Haitian people.” 🇭🇹🇯🇲
In this clip from @talkthatshhhmedia podcast, the legendary @kingbeenieman shares his deep love and respect for Haitians and Haiti. He opens up about the strong connection between Jamaicans and Haitians in Jamaica, emphasizing how united the two communities are there, something he acknowledges may not always be the case in other parts of the world.
He also speaks on the natural cultural blend between Haitians and Jamaicans, and shares about his desire perform in Haiti. Plus, he shows love to one of his best friend, Wyclef Jean.
#Lunionsuite #BeenieMan #ILoveHaitianPeople #Haiti #Jamaica #WyclefJean #CaribbeanUnity #HaitianPride #JamaicanVibes

Make a splash in water conservation by making smal

Make a splash in water conservation by making small changes in our daily lives, like fixing leaks, using water-efficient appliances, and turning off the tap while brushing our teeth. Remember, ‘Water’s Worth It, Every Drop, Every Day.
#AD #lunionsuite #haitiansmerican #conservationpays #waterconservationmonth

The 2nd Annual TonmTonm TakeOva is Here!🇭🇹 ⁠
@Dadascuisine_gntb Dada’s Cuisine invites you to the ultimate All-White Affair on Saturday, April 5th, at 6:00 PM! Get ready for a great night of music, energy, and pure vibes, featuring a spectacular live performance by the legendary Dieudonné Larose! ⁠
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🔥 Powered by: Luckson St Vil & Guy Wewe ⁠
🎤 Hosted by Carel Pedre ⁠
🎧 Music by DJ Showtime Mitch ⁠
📍 Location: 6101 NW 31st St, Margate, FL 33063 ⁠
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Scan the QR code on the flyer or grab your tickets here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/MLAW8Q6PJ4VYA/checkout/ULWBY7EMZBHFII2NGR5LOQVV
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#TonmTonmTakeOva #AllWhiteAffair #AD #DadasCuisine

Check out this report by PBSNewsHour - As the U.S.

Check out this report by PBSNewsHour - As the U.S. introduces new tariffs, it’s important to look at how such policies have impacted economies in the past. In #Haiti, U.S. trade policies forced the #Haitian government to reduce tariffs on foreign goods, leading to long-term consequences for its agricultural sector. According to a report by PBS @NewsHour, U.S. policies allowed American farmers to export crops at significantly lower prices, which, in turn, undercut local #Haitian farmers.⁠
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The reduction of tariffs on imported goods, particularly on American rice, made it difficult for domestic #Haitian agriculture to compete. As a result, it became more expensive for Haitians to purchase locally grown food, causing many to turn to cheaper imports. This shift significantly harmed Haiti’s local farmers, who struggled to keep up with the flood of low-cost imports from the U.S.⁠
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PBS NewsHour correspondent Marcia Biggs and videographer Eric O’Connor explain that this trade imbalance led to a dependence on foreign aid. As domestic food production dwindled, the cost of locally produced goods skyrocketed, and Haitian citizens increasingly relied on U.S. imports and international assistance for their food supply. This growing dependency on foreign aid made it even more difficult for Haiti to rebuild its agricultural sector.⁠
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PBS NewsHour’s investigation into Haiti’s agricultural collapse reveals the far-reaching consequences of U.S. trade policies, emphasizing how reduced import tariffs can undermine local industries. While the original intent was to make food more affordable for Haitians, the result has been a struggling agriculture sector and a population increasingly reliant on foreign aid.⁠
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As Haiti grapples with these challenges, the critical question remains: Can the country regain its self-sufficiency in food production, or will it continue to face the repercussions of U.S. trade policies? PBS provides a deeper understanding of how these policies have shaped Haiti’s economic struggles. For a more in-depth look, watch the full episode on PBS News Hour. #lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

U.S. stocks took a sharp dive in early trading on

U.S. stocks took a sharp dive in early trading on Thursday, following President #DonaldTrump’s announcement of sweeping tariffs, sparking fears of an escalating trade war. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,600 points, or 3.75%, while the tech-heavy #Nasdaq dropped 5.75%. The S&P 500 tumbled 4.4%, on track for its worst trading day in over two years.⁠
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The selloff particularly impacted major multinational corporations with supply chains abroad. Shares of Nike dropped 11%, while Apple saw a nearly 8% decline. E-commerce giant Amazon slid 6%, and other large tech companies, including Meta (Facebook's parent company), lost 7%, with chipmaker Nvidia falling 4.5%. Tesla, led by Trump-advisor Elon Musk, dropped 4% as well.⁠
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Retailers that rely on imported products also faced significant losses, with Dollar Tree falling 11% and Five Below tumbling by 25%.⁠
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During his White House address, Trump outlined baseline tariffs on all U.S. trade partners, along with what he described as “kind reciprocal” tariffs on nations he accused of unfair trade practices. While Trump argued that these measures would reduce U.S. dependence on foreign goods, the stock market’s sharp reaction reflects growing concerns over a deepening international trade conflict.⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

President #DonaldTrump has unveiled a sweeping set

President #DonaldTrump has unveiled a sweeping set of tariffs on all imports to the United States. Countries like the United Kingdom will face this standard rate, while 60 others, including Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Bangladesh, will see tariffs as high as 50%. These measures, expected to take effect in the coming days, mark one of the most extensive tariff packages enacted by the U.S. in decades.⁠
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Trump also reaffirmed previously announced tariffs on specific goods, such as a 25% tax on imported steel, aluminum, and foreign-made cars. He argues that these actions will protect domestic industries, strengthen the U.S. economy, and “make America wealthy again.” However, economists warn that these tariffs could raise costs for American consumers, disrupt global supply chains, and escalate tensions, potentially leading to a global trade war.⁠
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For Haiti, the impact of these tariffs could be significant. According to reports, in 2024, U.S. exports to Haiti were valued at approximately $1.21 billion. While Haiti does not impose a blanket 10% tariff on all U.S. goods, the U.S. has now introduced a 10% tariff on Haitian exports entering the country. This new tariff could disrupt the flow of essential goods and services, putting further pressure on Haiti’s economy.⁠
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In addition to the general tariffs, Haiti benefits from preferential trade programs like the Haitian Hemispheric Opportunity through Partnership Encouragement (HOPE) and the Haiti Economic Lift Program (HELP) Acts. These agreements allow Haitian-made goods, particularly textiles and apparel, to enter the U.S. duty-free. In 2022, approximately 77% of Haiti’s exports to the U.S. fell under these programs. The new 10% tariff on Haitian exports to the U.S. could disrupt these benefits, hurting the apparel sector, a crucial source of employment and revenue for Haiti.⁠
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While the full impact of these new tariffs remains uncertain, the additional trade restrictions could further strain Haiti’s already fragile economy, complicating the challenges businesses face and increasing the cost of essential goods for the Haitian people. #Lunionsuite⁠

Get somebody else to do it!! 😫⁠ 🎥 @Yall_it

Get somebody else to do it!! 😫⁠
🎥 @Yall_itsaj 🇺🇬⁠
#lunionsuite #comedy #culture #african #haitianamerican

It was all good just a day ago 😂🇭🇹🇳🇬
🎥 @timi_dre @starrdelightss @theangielolo⁠
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitianfood #nigerian #haitian #stayunited

*TRIGGER WARNING* Thousands of protesters took to

*TRIGGER WARNING* Thousands of protesters took to the streets of #PortauPrince on Wednesday, clashing with police as they voiced their frustration over escalating gang violence and the government's failure to ensure their safety. ⁠
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Carrying machetes, tree branches, and palm fronds, demonstrators marched through the capital, where businesses, banks, and schools remained closed amid growing unrest. One of the protest organizers, who concealed his identity out of fear of retaliation, stated that their goal was to “take over the prime minister’s office and burn down the CPT,” referring to Haiti’s transitional presidential council headquarters. ⁠
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This marks the most significant protest against Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, appointed by the council in November 2024. When demonstrators gathered outside his office, police responded with tear gas, dispersing the crowd. Some protesters fought back, throwing rocks at officers in defiance. ⁠
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Public anger continues to mount as armed groups, which already control 85% of Port-au-Prince, expand their reach into previously safe neighborhoods. According to the United Nations’ International Organization for Migration (IOM), more than 60,000 people were displaced in just one month** due to escalating gang violence. ⁠
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Grégoire Goodstein, head of the IOM mission in Haiti, described the mass displacement as unprecedented. “We have never observed such a large number of people moving in such a short time,” he stated. ⁠
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The crisis has led international experts to sound the alarm. In a March visit to Port-au-Prince, William O’Neill, the U.N. human rights commissioner’s expert on Haiti, called the city “an open-air prison”, warning that gangs are “killing and setting fire to homes, businesses, churches, and schools.” ⁠
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Armed groups have also extended their attacks beyond the capital. On Monday, gangs stormed the city of Mirebalais, raiding a prison and freeing more than 500 inmates as terrified residents fled. ⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian

Boston Kulture Festival is Coming! 🇭🇹 ⁠ Ge

Boston Kulture Festival is Coming! 🇭🇹 ⁠
Get ready, Boston! On June 15, 2025, the Boston Kulture Festival is bringing a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture to the city! From electrifying music to delicious food and rich cultural experiences, this festival is the ultimate fusion of tradition and modern vibes. ⁠
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Stay tuned for more details. ⁠
#AD #lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

Haitian Pride in Ink: 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭

Haitian Pride in Ink: 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
For many Haitians, a tattoo is more than just body art, it’s a permanent declaration of love, identity, and pride. From the bold blue and red of the national flag to intricate designs inspired by culture and history, each piece of ink tells a story. For these 19 Haitians, their tattoos are a tribute to their roots, a visual reminder that no matter where they go, Haiti is always with them.
Source/Credit To: TikTok 🔥
    •    @FreedomRecordz
    •    Maverick.Mayes
    •    Dj.PjMix
    •    ChiefTattoos
    •    JesuisKaaos
    •    Hbk_Erl
    •    Lo.London03
    •    Kaytovenn1
    •    Dous1804
    •    CollieTattoos
    •    InkBandyt
    •    KobPache
    •    JasonPhillips_Tattoos
    •    RebelliousZoe
    •    A.R.T_Studi0s
    •    Tat2Nak_
    •    StanGotKicks
    •    AyeYoFlem
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #tattoo #haitianpride #haiti #viral #caribbean #ink

#HaitianExcellence 🇭🇹 ⁠ Netflix's acclaime

#HaitianExcellence 🇭🇹 ⁠
Netflix's acclaimed comedy-drama series, Survival of the Thickest, returned for its second season on March 27. The show continues to follow #MavisBeaumont, portrayed by #HaitianAmerican actress and comedian @MichelleButeau, as she navigates the complexities of her career and personal life in #NewYorkCity. Mavis, a plus-size Black woman and aspiring stylist, embarks on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment after a challenging breakup.⁠
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Season 2 welcomes back @Garcelle Beauvais, another prominent #HaitianAmerican actress, reprising her role as Natasha Karina, a legendary '90s supermodel and client of Mavis. Beauvais, renowned for her roles in The Jamie Foxx Show, Coming to America, and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, adds depth and star power to the series. The collaboration between Buteau and Beauvais highlights the show's commitment to showcasing diverse narratives and authentic representation.⁠
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The series has been praised for its authentic portrayal of body positivity, LGBTQ+ inclusivity, and the vibrant dynamics of friendship and romance. Critics have lauded Buteau's performance, noting her "incisive wit and confident performance" that elevates the show's comedic and heartfelt moments. Adding Beauvais further enriches the narrative, bringing her renowned charm and depth to the ensemble.⁠
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Survival of the Thickest continues to celebrate resilience, self-love, and the power of community, offering viewers a refreshing and relatable portrayal of life's ups and downs. ⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

The 2nd Annual TonmTonm TakeOva is Here! 🇭🇹🇭🇹 ⁠
@Dadascuisine_gntb Dada’s Cuisine invites you to the ultimate All-White Affair on Saturday, April 5th, at 6:00 PM! Get ready for a great night of music, energy, and pure vibes, featuring a spectacular live performance by the legendary Dieudonné Larose! ⁠
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🔥 Powered by: Luckson St Vil & Guy Wewe ⁠
🎤 Hosted by Carel Pedre ⁠
🎧 Music by DJ Showtime Mitch ⁠
📍 Location: 6101 NW 31st St, Margate, FL 33063 ⁠
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Scan the QR code on the flyer or grab your tickets here: https://square.link/u/QSGD3T3B⁠
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#TonmTonmTakeOva #AllWhiteAffair #AD #DadasCuisine

A recent policy shift by the U.S. Department of Ho

A recent policy shift by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has left thousands of immigrants facing sudden deportation, including Wendy (Wendsy) Desrivieres, a #Haitian national who has been living in #Missouri under a parole program. ⁠
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The federal government’s decision to terminate specific parole programs for nationals of #Cuba, #Haiti, #Nicaragua, and #Venezuela means that many individuals, including Desrivieres, must leave the United States within 30 days. His two-year stay, initially set to last until 2026, will end abruptly in April 2024, one year earlier than expected. ⁠
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According to @Newsnationnow, Desrivieres met the Morris family over a decade ago through a mission program. Pastor Ralph Morris, who has led VCU Church in Ray County for 34 years, and his wife, Diana, became his sponsors, offering him a place in their family. ⁠
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“They replaced my mom and dad,” Desrivieres shared, recalling how he lost his mother at age 11 and his father at age 8. Leaving #Haiti due to escalating violence, he came to the U.S. under the Refugee Parole Program, believing he would have at least two years to build a stable life. He now faces an uncertain future, relying on his faith to guide him. ⁠
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Morris is among many who question the sudden policy change that has affected over 530,000 individuals who have received similar deportation notices. ⁠
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“We’ve done everything legally,” Morris said, emphasizing that Desrivieres arrived through a **government-sanctioned program** and followed all required immigration procedures. Desrivieres has a Social Security card, a full-time job, and a permanent residence. He has complied with immigration interviews, fingerprinting, and documentation requests**, yet he now faces removal with little explanation. ⁠
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Adding to the complexity, the U.S. Embassy in Haiti has been closed since August 2023, making it nearly impossible for many to secure visas through other legal channels. As the deadline looms, Desrivieres’ fate remains uncertain, highlighting the far-reaching consequences of the parole program’s termination for families across the U.S.⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

MIAMI, DON’T MISS THIS!⁠ The powerful Haitian

MIAMI, DON’T MISS THIS!⁠
The powerful Haitian film “The Last Meal” is making its mark at the Miami Film Festival!⁠ 🇭🇹🇭🇹
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Sun, April 6 @ 8:30 PM⁠
THE LAST MEAL (Le dernier repas) at the Regal South Beach⁠
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Seats are limited, so get your tickets NOW! https://miamifilmfestival.com/program/event/the-last-meal-le-dernier-repas/⁠
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We’re thrilled to partner with @Miamifilm for this special screening as part of the festival running from April 3–13 across Miami. Directed by Maryse Legagneur, “The Last Meal” tells the moving story of Reynold, a man facing cancer who reconnects with his estranged daughter through the healing power of Haitian cuisine.⁠
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This film brings Haitian culture to the global stage, highlighting themes of family, memory, and the power of food. Don’t miss this beautiful journey of healing and hope.⁠
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#AD #lunionsuite #TheLastMealFilm #MiamiFilmFestival

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