Le National
Port-au-Prince daily launched in 2015, publishing in French with regular cultural and literary pages. Le National provides reported coverage of Haitian politics, the economy, society and the arts alongside opinion columns, and maintains a full digital edition, making it one of the few traditional print dailies still operating in Haiti.
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