Bilten Nuit
The overnight bulletin: what changed while the country was asleep, in half an hour. Wire copy, regional reports and anything still developing.
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- 00h0000h3030 min
- 22h0023h001h
About the programme
While the country sleeps, the news keeps moving. Bilten Nuit is NAGO News's overnight bulletin: it takes stock of what has changed since the last evening news, in a short format that goes straight to the point. It brings together wire copy, reports from the regions and the stories that are still developing at the time it airs.
This bulletin does not try to repeat the day's news. It assumes you have already seen the main headlines and tells you what is new: a fact confirmed, a figure corrected, a situation that has taken a different turn. When a story is not over, Bilten Nuit says so plainly and sets out what is known and what is not yet known. The tone stays calm, suited to the hour: no needless alarm, but no silence either about anything that deserves to be flagged before daybreak.
Night in Haiti is often morning or late evening somewhere else. For the diaspora living in the United States, Canada or France, this bulletin is a simple way to follow the country at an hour that suits them. In Haiti, it is for people who work at night, security guards, health workers, drivers, and anyone who wants to know before going to sleep, or on waking up, whether anything has happened.
What you will see
- What is new since the evening news
- Wire copy, summarised and checked
- Reports from the regions
- Updates on stories still in progress
- A clear line between what is confirmed and what is not
When and where to watch
Every day. Live on nago.tv, on the NAGO News channel.
| Haiti time | New York and Montreal | Paris |
|---|---|---|
| 00h00–00h30 | 00h00–00h30 | 06h00–06h30 |
| 22h00–23h00 | 22h00–23h00 | 04h00–05h00 |