Juhakenson Blaise is a journalist at the Haitian Times. Based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, he covers a range of topics including regional and world news, crime and justice, and the experiences of Haitians. His work has been featured in Prospect Magazine, NewsBreak, Genocide Watch, and the Haitian Times.
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Juhakenson Blaise's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics in Haiti, particularly evolving stories and breaking news. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, he would likely respond well to pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis related to political developments in Haiti.
His coverage also includes cultural and societal aspects of Haiti, so there may be opportunities for features or analyses focused on Haitian culture, society, and traditions.
As Juhakenson does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but his articles are centered around events happening within Haiti. Therefore, it is important to tailor any outreach with this context in mind.
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By: Juhakenson Blaise
The 31-member mission arrived July 8 with 5.5 tons of medical supplies to help Venezuela recover from twin earthquakes that killed nearly 4,000 people and injured about 16,000
By: Juhakenson Blaise
The July 8 emergency landing adds to a string of aviation incidents in Haiti, where recent emergencies have ranged from safe landings to fatal crashes.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Haiti's Provisional Electoral Council approved 316 of 320 political parties seeking registration for the country's long-delayed elections, advancing preparations despite continued uncertainty over the electoral calendar, funding and security.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Dominican President Luis Abinader said his country will not send troops into Haiti, instead providing medical, logistical and intelligence support to the U.N.-backed Gang Suppression Force
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Supporters greeted former President Michel Joseph Martelly upon his arrival despite corruption allegations, international sanctions and an ongoing judicial summons tied to the investigation into Jovenel Moïse's assassination
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Ethnographers are studying the trove of artifacts found in Grande-Rivière-du-Nord to determine their age and origin
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Michel Joseph Martelly appeared before Judge Jean Denis Cyprien as a witness in the ongoing probe into President Jovenel Moïse, not in connection with separate corruption or sanctions-related allegations
Haiti could receive about 1000 deportees each month through two weekly flights after July 24, Haitian migration official says
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Mission leaders presented the Security Council with a roadmap outlining how they hope to reduce gang control, secure key infrastructure and rebuild Haiti's security institutions by September 2028
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Haiti's Provisional Electoral Council begins voter registration for the country's long-delayed elections, while critics question the absence of an official calendar and ongoing insecurity
