On February 8th, the CPT will no longer be there

On Saturday, January 10, 2026, in Jacmel, on the sidelines of a conference on the development of the Southeast, Leslie Voltaire, Presidential Transitional Advisor (CPT), addressed the issue of the end of the CPT members' mandate, scheduled for February 7, 2026. He reiterated that the April 3rd agreement, as well as the decree establishing and governing the CPT, clearly define the duration of the transition and declared : "Nou siyen pou nou ale. Apati 8 fevrye, nou pa lejitim. Nou prale" (We signed to leave. From February 8th, we will no longer be legitimate. We will leave).

CARICOM : The GPE Deeply Concerned

The Group of Eminent Persons (GPE) of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is particularly aware that the mandate of the Transitional Council will end on February 7, 2026. The GPE is deeply concerned by the slowness of the actors in finding common ground and rallying around a consensus agreement, under Haiti's leadership, on an alternative transition process, despite the points of convergence in the numerous proposals made public. The GPE calls on the actors to demonstrate patriotism above all if Haitians wish to decide their own destiny.

PNH : Positive Results of Recent Operations

On Monday, January 12, 2026, at a press conference, Divisional Commissioner Michel Ange Louis Jeune, Spokesperson for the Haitian National Police (PNH), reviewed the recent operations. He expressed satisfaction with the positive results of the new strategies, revealing that 12,259 rounds of ammunition of various calibers and 33 firearms had been seized. Several arrests were made, and bandits were fatally wounded by gunfire and in suicide drone explosions, though the exact number was not specified.

Inauguration of RN3 between Hinche and Saint-Raphaël…: This Tuesday, January 13, 2026, the official inauguration of the rehabilitated section of National Route 3 (RN3) between Hinche and Saint-Raphaël, including the Hinche bypass, will take place, along with the launch of construction on the Saint-Raphaël bypass. These projects are part of the extensive modernization program for the route linking Port-au-Prince to Cap-Haitien, a strategic corridor for territorial cohesion, economic integration, and population mobility. These newly inaugurated facilities are jointly financed by the European Union and the French Development Agency (AFD).

"Corventina" winner of the 433 Award

Melchie Daëlle Dumornay, also known as "Corventina" winner of the 433 Award, takes home the "433 Ring" trophy. This award, open to both men and women, recognizes players who have made their mark on the year through their performance, impact, and especially their popularity with fans. It's worth noting that the 433 Ring is not an official trophy awarded by a federation. It is a commemorative, symbolic ring representing the recognition of fans worldwide. This annual award was created in 2020 by the renowned international football platform 433, which has a significant presence on social media.

Call for communication : Jean-Marc Ferry International Symposium

To mark the 80th anniversary of philosopher Jean-Marc Ferry, the Heuristicum Systematicum Research Center, affiliated with the State University of Haiti (UEH), is organizing an international symposium on May 5 and 6, 2026, in a hybrid format, in Port-au-Prince and online. This scholarly event will revisit the major work of a thinker whose contributions have profoundly influenced contemporary philosophy. Researchers, academics, and specialists are invited to submit their proposals to participate in this major international academic tribute, in which Jean-Marc Ferry will serve as Honorary President. For more information on the call for communication : https://ueh.edu.ht/appel-a-communication_colloque-international_les-80-ans-de-jean-marc-ferry/

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