In a significant development for Haiti’s education sector, the Spanish Embassy has launched a groundbreaking training program at the State University of Haiti (UEH). Utilizing the Moodle platform and generative AI, the initiative aims to equip instructors with the tools to integrate artificial intelligence into virtual classrooms, marking a leap forward in digital education. Meanwhile, in Jacmel, the Montagne Lavoûte sub-police station witnessed a leadership transition as Divisional Inspector Boursiquot Jean Bernard assumed the role of Head, following an assessment by Acting Departmental Director Magalie Belneau. On the economic front, a report by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) revealed that Cuba ranks last in regional labor productivity, citing low growth, social inequality, and skilled migration as key factors. In contrast, countries like Guyana, the Bahamas, and Barbados are thriving. In cultural news, the Haitian community in France continues to grow, with over 4,880 students currently pursuing their education there. Back in Haiti, Port-au-Prince is gearing up for Burger Fest 2025, a culinary extravaganza set to celebrate Haitian creativity and local partnerships from October 17th to 19th. The event will feature Heineken Happy Hour, Bingo Night, and Family Day activities. Lastly, Haitian literature shines as Yanick Lahens advances to the second selection of the 2025 Prix Goncourt with her novel ‘Passagères de nuit,’ competing among eight finalists for the prestigious literary award.