In a significant crackdown on organized crime, the Central Directorate of the Judicial Police (DCPJ) dismantled a major counterfeiting network in Lalue on October 11, 2025. The operation led to the arrest of twelve individuals involved in producing fake driver’s licenses, diplomas, civil status documents, credit cards, and stolen passports. Authorities are now investigating potential government complicity in the illegal operation. Meanwhile, Haiti faces scrutiny over the abandonment of a new Constitution draft, which reportedly wasted over 500 million Gourdes without explanation. In sports, the Inter-University Championship for Peace brought excitement to Place Boyer, with IHECE defeating UPLEH 79-69 in a thrilling basketball match. Standout performances included Sébastien Séraphin (IHECE) with 15 points and Pierre Flobert (UPLEH) with 17 points. The weekend concluded with UNITECH’s victory over UAEL, led by Marc Rousevelt Gabriel’s 13 points. On the international stage, Haiti’s national football team prepares for a crucial World Cup qualifier against Honduras, following a 0-0 draw in their previous encounter. In legal news, former DIE Director General Stéphane Vincent faced questioning in a corruption probe, vehemently denying allegations and criticizing the investigation as biased. Lastly, the European Union marked International Day of the Girl Child by supporting initiatives like Kako’s Kids, promoting equality and fair opportunities for girls in Haiti.