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Gilles Dowek, a researcher at Inria and professor at ENS Paris-Saclay, has been appointed member of the Conseil Supérieur des Programmes as a qualified personality. This appointment, decided by order of the Minister of National Education and Youth on 16 February 2023, is effective since 27 February 2023.

A New York federal judge has confirmed a $23 million arbitral award against the Republic of Haiti for failing to pay for fuel deliveries, after determining that the Caribbean nation had opportunities to present its case but decided against doing so.

A New York federal judge has confirmed a $23 million arbitral award against the Republic of Haiti for failing to pay for fuel deliveries, after determining that the Caribbean nation had opportunities to present its case but decided against doing so.

A New York federal judge won't let Preble-Rish Haiti SA pause its $23 million award enforcement suit against the Haitian government, ruling Tuesday that the engineering firm most likely won't succeed while appealing for discovery access to the country's central bank funds.

A New York Supreme Court justice has ruled that the Haitian government and civil engineering firm Preble-Rish Haiti SA both agreed "beyond dispute" to arbitrate issues related to a fuel supply contract, denying the government's attempt to escape arbitral proceedings.

A Haitian government entity is fighting against an allegedly illegal arbitration where the tribunal refused to postpone a hearing that took place just weeks after the country's president was assassinated, urging a New York court not to enforce an award it claims was secured through questionable means.

Samedi, 12 Décembre, 2020 - 22:12 Toussaint Louverture, according to the scholar Sudhir Hazareesingh, was “the first black superhero of the modern age.” Louverture was born enslaved on a sugar plantation on Saint-Domingue, a French colony on the island of Hispaniola, sometime in the early seventeen-forties. He was emancipated in adulthood and, at about fifty, led the most important slave revolt in history, effectively forcing France to abolish slavery, in 1794.  Next, he united the island...