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Raoul Junior Lorfils is an Award winning journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Working in the media (radio and TV) since 2011, He has devoted himself to writing in 2014 - first as a blogger and later as a news reporter with stories published on top Haitian outlets like Le Nouvelliste, Ayibopost and AlterPresse. He has also occasionally collaborated with BBC, BFMTV and has been featured in stories from Reuters Institute, Veja, Le Nouvelliste, Ayibopost, Juno7, Gazette Haiti, La Libre, Le Temps, IJNet, Loop News, Alterpresse…

In 2018, He became the editor-in-chief of Loop Haiti, the Haitian branch of Loop News, a media network operating in six countries in the Caribbean.In this position, Raoul ensures, among other things, the enhancement of Haitian excellence in all areas, the production of content that informs, educates and inspires. Raoul has recently started to work on making Loop Haiti a media that gives more voice to minorities groups in Haiti and publish more solution-based stories.

Raoul has twice been awarded with the Prix Jeune Journaliste en Haiti (2015-2016). In 2019, He was nominated among the 10 most influential personalities in the media field in Haiti by Haiti Tech Summit. Under his watch, Loop Haiti's newsroom has welcome several prestigious awards, and has been ranked as the most popular Haitian media in 2022.

Raoul has a master's degree in media management from Université de Lille, after previous studies in journalism and international relations. Alongside his work, He regularly speaks at conferences on the role of journalism, journalists’ social responsibilities, the fight against misinformation, among others, and he leads training sessions for journalists or aspiring journalists.
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I Love Tattoos, Declares the New CEO of Digicel Group

10 May 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Marcelo Cataldo, the new CEO of Digicel Group, emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion, challenging traditional corporate norms by showcasing his tattoos in his official photo. Cataldo, who previously led Tigo Colombia, advocates for individuality within corporate culture, aligning personal expression with company goals. He highlights his commitment to respecting individual differences and promoting a more inclusive work environment. Cataldo's leadership style reflects his personal values, as he embraces a casual approach to daily work attire while acknowledging the need for formal dress on certain occasions. His appointment marks a shift towards a more open and diverse corporate culture at Digicel.

Speech by Edgard Leblanc Fils, President of the Presidential Council

30 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Edgard Leblanc Fils has been appointed as the President of the Presidential Transition Council in Haiti, following a majority vote by the council's seven voting members. The appointment was announced on April 30, 2024, at the Villa d'Accueil. The council is tasked with overseeing the transition process in the country.

Digicel's Fiber Optic Cable Damaged in Drouillard Area

27 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Digicel's fiber optic cable was damaged in two locations in the Drouillard area, affecting SMS, Internet, MonCash, and international call services, though local calls remain possible. The company is working to repair the damage despite security challenges and assures customers of efforts to restore services quickly. Digicel apologizes to its customers and appreciates their understanding.

The date and rules for the election of the president of the CPT in Haiti

27 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
The election for the President of the Conseil Présidentiel de Transition (CPT) in Haiti is scheduled for April 30, 2024. The nine members of the CPT have established an electoral bureau to oversee the process, which includes a voting mechanism requiring a majority for a candidate to win. The election will be held transparently at the Villa d’Accueil, with media and political representatives present. The CPT aims to ensure the election contributes to national recovery and future electoral processes.

The date and location of the installation of the Presidential Council known

25 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
The installation of the Haitian Presidential Council of Transition is set for April 25, 2024, at Villa d’Accueil, due to security concerns in Port-au-Prince. The council, comprising political and private sector representatives, aims to stabilize the country amidst ongoing gang violence and political instability. The International Organization for Migration reports a significant internal displacement from Port-au-Prince due to escalating violence, with nearly 100,000 people fleeing in a month. The council's formation follows difficult negotiations, and its installation precedes the election of its president. Ariel Henry, the contested Prime Minister, announced his resignation to facilitate this transition.

Ariel Henry officially resigns from the post of Prime Minister

25 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Ariel Henry has officially resigned as Prime Minister of Haiti, submitting his resignation to the Council of Ministers on April 24, 2024. The official document was released by the Primature on April 25, 2024. Michel Patrick Boisvert has been appointed as the interim Prime Minister until a new Prime Minister is named by the Presidential Transition Council, which was sworn in on the same day.

The Inauguration Speech of the Transitional Presidential Council

25 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
The nine members of Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council, including Régine Abraham, were sworn in on April 25, 2024. Régine Abraham delivered the inauguration speech on behalf of the council. The event was covered by Télévision Nationale d'Haïti.

Stakeholders Reject Decree Creating the Council

13 Apr 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Haitian stakeholders, signatories of the April 3, 2024 political agreement, reject the decree issued by Ariel Henry's government on April 12, 2024, which they claim distorts the consensual project of a bicameral executive led by the Transitional Presidential Council. They demand the publication of their original text and adherence to the commitments made during the political process facilitated by CARICOM. The stakeholders criticize the government's failure to respect the political agreements and call for the establishment of a new consensus-driven government.

First Communiqué and First Promises of the Presidential Council

27 Mar 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
The Presidential Transition Council in Haiti has released its first communiqué on March 27, 2024, promising to restore constitutional order and alleviate the suffering of the population. The council includes representatives from various organizations such as Collectif du 30 janvier, Fanmi Lavalas, EDE/RED, Accord Montana, Pitit Dessalines, Accord du 21 décembre, and the private sector. Key members include Edgard Leblanc Fils, Leslie Voltaire, Smith Augustin, Fritz Alphonse Jean, Emmanuel Vertilaire, Dr Louis Gérald Gilles, and Laurent St Cyr.

The alleged gang leader 'Ti Grèg' shot dead by the police

21 Mar 2024  |  haiti.loopnews.com
Ernst Julmé, also known as 'Ti Greg', an alleged gang leader from Delmas 95, was killed by national police during clashes in Delmas 66 on March 21, 2024. The Police nationale d'Haïti confirmed the incident on Facebook. Julmé, who had escaped from prison on March 2, 2024, following an armed gang attack, was previously arrested in October 2021 for multiple charges, including murder. This marks the second gang leader killed by police this week, following the death of 'Makandal' in Bristou on March 20.
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