Security in Mexico : Strengthening Cooperation : On the sidelines of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Foreign Minister Raina Forbin met with her Mexican counterpart, Roberto Velasco. Their discussions focused on the situation in Haiti and the strengthening of bilateral cooperation. The Mexican Foreign Minister reaffirmed his country’s commitment to continue supporting Haiti, particularly in the areas of training and capacity-building for security forces, as well as institutional strengthening.

Four Salvadoran Military Personnel Still Missing : Earlier this week, as part of the search for four missing Salvadoran military technicians, the Haitian National Police (PNH) working alongside anti-gang units and Salvadoran soldiers conducted an operation in the Santo area, in the commune of Croix-des-Bouquets. Despite these efforts, the police and military personnel on the ground have yet to locate the missing service members.

Zanmi Lasante Reports Damage to Its Facilities in Santo : The Executive Leadership of Zanmi Lasante reports significant material damage to its facilities in Santo, located in the Cul-de-Sac plain, following recent security-related incidents in the area. "The damage sustained affects resources essential to supporting our medical and humanitarian activities. The safety of individuals and the continuity of care remain our top priorities." Zanmi Lasante reaffirms its commitment to continuing its mission and providing quality healthcare services to the communities it serves, to the extent that conditions allow.

Kenscoff : Supervisory Visit to Furcy and Kablen : Divisional Commissioner Yvon Cantave, Director of the West 1 Department, accompanied by several specialized units of the Haitian National Police (PNH), conducted a supervisory visit to the localities of Furcy and Kablen, in the commune of Kenscoff. During the visit, local residents expressed their satisfaction with the operations carried out by law enforcement against terrorists in the area—efforts that are beginning to facilitate freedom of movement and the resumption of economic activity.

Crime of Passion : As part of the investigation into the death of nurse Pharana Ruth Love Edmel, Fedner Lumene has confessed to the Departmental Judicial Police Service (SDPJ) that he murdered the young nurse, his girlfriend, on Saturday, October 31, 2026, in the Bezin area of ​​the commune of Miragoâne. In his statement to the SDPJ, Lumene explained that he killed her following an argument over infidelity within their relationship, which had lasted approximately nine years.

The Diaspora Arrives in Cap-Haitien : Members of the diaspora are arriving at Cap-Haïtien International Airport to participate in the "Diaspora Fair" taking place on November 6–7, 2026, in Cap-Haïtien. It is a wonderful opportunity for the diaspora to reconnect with their home country, celebrate its culture, and help highlight Haiti’s richness and potential. "Diaspora and culture, together for Haiti !"

HL/ HaitiLibre