When power goes unchecked, justice disappears. In this episode, Le Joseph unpacks the meaning of impunity—and why it feels so different in the United States vs. Haiti. From U.S. immigration arrests of Haitian elites like Réginald Boulosand Dimitri Vorbe, to the endless investigations surrounding Jovenel Moïse’s assassination, this is a raw look at how accountability, corruption, and justice collide across borders.

Le Joseph brings his signature mix of sarcasm, realism, and sharp political insight to dissect: – How U.S. systems of law respond (imperfectly) when power is abused. – Why Haiti’s institutions often fail to prosecute the powerful. – The ripple effects of corruption, gang influence, and selective justice on migration and democracy. – And what ordinary citizens can still do to push back against impunity.

THE LACK OF SPENDING ON EDUCATION IN HAITI IS THE SOURCE OF IGNORANCE.

Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council

Viv Ansanm is not a revolution. It's terrorism!

The death of Jovenel Moïse!

Trump Policies

Influx of Haitian immigrants

Problems in Haiti

In this episode, we uncover a rare and fascinating article about Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the hero of the Haitian Revolution. The article reveals little-known details about his character and leadership, offering a fresh perspective on one of Haiti's most significant figures. Tune in to explore these historical insights and learn more about Dessalines’ legacy.

Source:

John Hatchard. Christian Observer. (January, 1809). Memoranda respecting Hayti. Christian Observer: Vol. 8 (Issue 2) Conducted by Members of the Established Church.