In this exclusive and deeply revealing interview, former U.S. Ambassador to Haiti Luis Moreno sits down with Caribbean Television Network (CTN) to deliver an unfiltered account of the geopolitical, security, and humanitarian crises shaking Haiti today.

Mercenaries & Missteps Ambassador Moreno confirms troubling reports that the Haitian transitional government is negotiating with American private military contractors, some linked to war crimes in Iraq, to combat gang violence. He warns:

“They’re looking to hire sketchy contractors... I think this is a serious mistake.”

Weaponizing Terrorism Labels? Moreno alleges that U.S. authorities are labeling Haitian gangs as terrorist organizations — not to support Haiti, but to justify deporting Haitian migrants under the radar.

“How can we deport people to a country where planes can’t even land?”

Inside Aristide’s Exit (2004) For the first time, Moreno recounts what really happened the night President Jean-Bertrand Aristide left Haiti. Was it resignation — or coercion?

A Call for Real Solutions From failed military interventions to the dangers of privatized warfare, Moreno issues a sobering call for diplomatic, accountable leadership. Haiti’s future, he argues, depends on it.

Watch. Listen. Share widely. Haiti deserves more than silence. This is a must-hear conversation.

Kristin Marshall, an attorney with the Canada Border Clinic, shares key insights into this complex immigration issue in an exclusive interview with CTN.

In the interview, she highlights the legal requirements and emotional factors that lead many immigrants to attempt crossing the U.S.-Canada border.

Kristin explains how policy changes, how the process works, delays in sponsorship processing, and widespread misinformation. 

Sak Nouvo avek CTN nan tet kole avek kabinè Gedeon & Morales 

Yon emisyon sou imigrasyon pou ede frè ak sè Ayisyen nou Etazini  pran pi bon desizyon pou lavi yo. 

 Propositions pour travailler avec Guy Philippe et Barbecue ?

Où est passé le Premier ministre Ariel Henry ?

Est-ce que des militaires américains commenceront à entrer en Haïti la semaine prochaine ?

Nous recevrons l'ancienne ambassadrice américaine en Haïti, Pamela White, pour vous aider à trouver des réponses à ces questions et bien d'autres..

Premye Minis Ariel Henry dwe remet demisyon l anvan l jwenn otorizasyon antre Ayiti 

Se sa anbasadè Antigua ak Barbuda Sir. Ronald Sanders revele nan yon entèviou eksklizif a CaribbeanTelevisionNetwork 

Eske se vre blan lage "Premye Minis de fakto" Ariel Henry? 

On refleksyon Emmanuel Paul 

In this exclusive interview, we delve into the ongoing political crisis in Haiti with Former Congressman Andy Levin. 

As the situation in Haiti continues to evolve, it becomes crucial to gain insights from individuals with a deep understanding of the political landscape.

Former Congressman Levin, renowned for his expertise in Haiti, provides a candid perspective on the challenges Haiti faces and potential pathways towards stability. 

This conversation offers valuable insights into the complexities of the political climate, shedding light on the efforts needed to address the crisis and promote positive change.

 Join us for this insightful discussion as we navigate the intricate dynamics of Haiti's political landscape.

In this episode of "Caribbean and Beyond," we delve into the current political and security crisis in Haiti, a nation facing significant challenges.

Our guest, Keith Mines, the Vice President at the United States Institute for Peace (USIP) for Latin America. Mr. Mines brings a wealth of diplomatic and military experience to shed light on the complexities of the situation.

In this episode, we discuss the recent United Nations Security Council's approval of a multinational force deployment to Haiti and explore what it means for the country's stability.

We also talked about ongoing discussion to bring an end to the political crisis in Haiti. 

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Mr. Mines as we navigate the intricate landscape of Haiti's ongoing struggles.

In this episode, we delve into the topic of Vodou in Haiti:

Exploring the Nature of Haitian Vodou: A Cultural Phenomenon or a Religious Practice?

To answer this question, our guest is Linda Isabelle Francois Obas.

Linda is a distinguished choreographer, professional dancer, and social-cultural activist.

Host: Emmanuel Paul 

Music: Yanvalou (Doki SEZAM)/ Sergo Decius