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Haiti orphanage founder convicted in US court of abusing minors faces lengthy prison term
A jury in Miami has convicted the founder of an orphanage in Haiti of sexually abusing boys at the facility in Port-au-Prince
Miami jury finds American founder of Haiti orphanage guilty of sexually abusing boys there
At 73, Michael Geilenfeld could have cut a plea deal to reduce his potentially long prison sentence on federal charges of sexually abusing numerous boys in Haiti. But the American founder of a Port-au-Prince orphanage gambled on a jury trial in Miami federal court — and lost.
‘They are throwing live babies into the flames’: Victims of Haiti gang attack plead for help
The battle for control of Haiti’s volatile capital took another deadly turn on Tuesday as members of a powerful gang coalition that has been using violence to terrorize the population and gain power targeted a densely populated neighborhood in the northeast section of Port-au-Prince.

Dominican officials seize Haiti-bound weapons cache

Dozens of Haiti-bound weapons, 36K cartridges sent from Miami seized in Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic seizes weapons and thousands of cartridges destined for Haiti via Miami
Authorities in the Dominican Republic say they have seized 36,000 cartridges, 23 firearms and more than two dozen rifle and pistol chargers from a Miami shipment destined for Haiti
VOA Creole: Dominican officials seize Haiti-bound weapons cache
Colorado man convicted in U.S. court of sexually abusing boys at his Haitian orphanage
Michael Geilenfeld, who most recently lived in Littleton and was arrested last year in Denver, founded the St. Joseph’s Home for Boys in 1985.
JetBlue Airways won’t be returning to Haiti in April, cites ongoing civil unrest
JetBlue Airways is extending its suspension of flights into Haiti’s main international airport in Port-au-Prince. Flights will remain suspended until at least June 11, a spokesman told the Miami Herald.
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Haiti Task Force Fails To Assassinate Top Gang Leader Controlling Most Of Port-au-Prince
Haitian forces failed to assassinate one of the country's top gang leaders over the weekend as criminal organizations continue advancing over the country's capital, now controlling about 90% of its metropolitan territory.