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L'Editorial

Oral Health

Les Déodorants (anti-perspirants) avec de l'alcool et de l'aluminium

Stellar Haitian Youths on tje Move at the Yetwood Center

Concert de Musique Classique Gratuit

Free Health Fair Draws Big Crowds in Stamford

Living with Cancer Without Fears

Choosing the Right School

Le Gouvernement Américain Finance la Formation de 60 Cadres du Ministere de l'Education pour Renforcer la Gestion du Secteur Educatif

The US Government Funds Training for 60 Employees from the Ministry of Education in Order to Strenghten the Education Sector Management

SPORT / Basket Scolaire Un Coup de Maître de plus de la ASI

La Dernière randonné de la Camionette de Carl

Deux Personnalités Eminentes Haïtiennes Honorés à Massachussetts

Lawyers Denounce Shortcomings in Conduct of Duvalier Prosecution

La Diaspora Haïtienne Célèbre son Héritage Culturel

Madan Marye

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Founded in 2006, Connecticut Haitian Voice is a free monthly newspaper written in English, Haitian Creole and French. The Connecticut Haitian Voice prioritizes information that serves the Haitian-American population as well as conveys a message of pride, unity, tolerance, resilience and responsible leadership.

Our influence has been largely documented by national and local news organizations such as The Associated Press, Connecticut Post, The Stamford Advocate and The Norwich Bulletin.

The Connecticut Haitian Voice made history in December 2010 by becoming the first newspaper that is distributed free of charge in Haiti, where a subscription to a print publication is considered a luxury.

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Commémoration de l’Independance d’Haïti à Connecticut

Bridegeport, CT.- Dimanche 1er Janvier 2012. Deux heures PM. Un rendez-vous annuel. Mille deux cents personnes de tout âge remplissent l’Eglise Saint Charles de Bridgeport pour commémorer le 2008 ème anniversaire de l’indépendance d’Haïti.

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 L’évèque William E. Lori coiffe une délégation d’une dizaine de prêtes haïtiens et latino-americains. L’assistance accueille Les Père Frantz Desruisseaux, Jean- Rony Phillippe, Marcel Saint-Jean et Churchill Penn avec une salve d’applaudissements. Une messe haute en couleurs prend chair avec la réalité des membres de la communauté haïtienne. Jeunes et moins jeunes font flotter orgueilleusemnt de petits drapeaux haïtiens. L’hymne national monte plus haut que le lot de nos malheurs quotidiens. Les voeux d’un lendemain collectif meilleur fusent de partout.

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Connecticut Haitian Leaders to Launch Statewide Voter Registration Drive

voteBridgeport, CT -. For the past five years, the publisher of Connecticut Haitian Voice, Angelucci Manigat, Jr., has been adamantly stressing the needs for local Haitian Americans to be more assertive of their collective political potentials. He has stated in his writings that “We need to grow out of our organizational passivity and of our complacency toward our elected officials if we want the establishment to give our community the respect that it deserves.”

In an interview given to Connecticut Post early last year, Manigat pointed out that they were enough Haitians living in Connecticut to sway the outcome of any statewide election.

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