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
Haitian authorities questioned rights group leader Pierre Espérance and acting police chief Vladimir Paraison in the reopened investigation into President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination, while four suspects were convicted in a U.S. federal court.
Political debate is intensifying in Haiti over a draft electoral decree requiring political parties to have at least 30,000 members to be eligible to register candidates.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Hundreds fled Haiti’s Cul-de-Sac Plain as rival gangs linked to the “Viv Ansanm” coalition battled for territorial control, disrupting hospitals, schools and transportation while deepening the country’s security crisis.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
GARR says more than 68,000 Haitians were repatriated during the first quarter of 2026, mainly from the Dominican Republic, the United States and the Bahamas, amid worsening insecurity and economic hardship in Haiti.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
In Port-au-Prince, Flag Day ceremonies were held at the National Palace while cities including Cap-Haïtien and Léogane celebrated with parades of
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Eleven-year-old Josué Saint-Vilus, who dreamed of becoming a professional soccer keeper, was killed during gang clashes in Haiti’s Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, where civilians remain trapped between armed groups and police operations.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Critics say new provisions would give the executive branch greater influence over Haiti's electoral council while raising barriers for political parties and independent candidates ahead of long-delayed elections
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Authorities say two specialized units, newly created and staffed by 25 judges, aim to fight impunity and prosecute complex crimes as rights groups warn insecurity and political interference could undermine the effort
By: Juhakenson Blaise
In the lead-up to Mother's Day in Haiti, the International Lawyers' Office (BAI) and grassroots women's organizations called on the government to strengthen protection and support for women affected by gang violence. Activists say mothers are bearing the brunt of Haiti's worsening security and humanitarian crisis through displacement, economic hardship and sexual violence.
By: Juhakenson Blaise
Authorities seek to further support PNH, an institution stretched by Haiti's worsening crises Leave a comment
