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Good morning. Rubio wants to see the 2,000 Salvadoran soldiers leave Haiti as soon as possible. And Magdaline Cherestal will represent Haiti at the Miss Earth 2026 pageant. There's more below. But first, today's subject.

The uncertain future of Pierre Sage

Manager Pierre Sage is going through a difficult period at the helm of Crystal Palace following a series of poor league results. The London club now occupies the bottom place in the Premier League standings.

The beginnings. Arriving last summer on a three-year contract to discover this league, the former Lyon manager initially enjoyed the backing of his board. As reported by The Athletic, chairman Steve Parish praised his early steps despite a tricky start to the season marked by just one win in five matchdays and four points gathered.

The crisis. The situation quickly deteriorated with a 5-0 defeat against Brighton followed by a 3-2 reverse conceded against Lyon in the Europa League. According to the Daily Mail, these performances caused tensions with the directors and raised questions about his future. Faced with this critical situation, the manager apologised to the supporters and acknowledged his responsibility for these underperformances.

The threat. Following a fourth consecutive defeat conceded against Liverpool, the team sits in the very last rank with only two wins obtained in ten matchdays. The 47-year-old manager could thus be the first boss dismissed of the season. During the international break, the board will look for a successor, with candidates such as Thomas Frank, Sean Dyche, Vitor Pereira, Tony Popovic or Frank Lampard being mentioned.

The position. Despite these rumours and growing pressure, the manager asserts that he still has confidence in himself and is one hundred percent committed to his work. He stated that his position was not the most important thing, believing that above all an effective solution had to be found for the team and the club.

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Politics

• Only 48 political organizations have reached their membership threshold
  The process of preparing for the upcoming elections in Haiti shows that out of the 105 political structures registered by the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), only 48 have met the required threshold of 30,000 members.
• The CEP is keeping the closing of supporter registration at midnight on November 8
  The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) confirmed, in a press release on Saturday, November 7, 2026, that the registration of members and supporters would end on Sunday, November 8, at midnight. The measure applies to parties, political groups, and independent candidates, according to the updated electoral calendar.

Justice

• Dominican Republic: Three Arrests in Neiba and Seventeen in Barahona in Policía Nacional Operations
  Two Policía Nacional operations, carried out with the Ministerio Público and attached to the Dirección Regional Sur, led to arrests and drug seizures in the Enriquillo region. Three people were taken into custody in Neiba and seventeen in Barahona.

Education

• In Jacmel, Students March After Three Weeks of Teachers' Strike
  Students from the Pinchinat and Célie Lamour high schools marched through the streets of Jacmel on Monday, November 9, 2026, demanding that teachers return to the classroom. They are protesting the halt to classes, now in its third week because of the teachers' strike.

News

• Haiti's Delegation at COP31 in Turkey
  Haiti is participating in the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, taking place from November 9 to 20, 2026, in Antalya, Turkey. Minister of the Environment Valéry Fils-Aimé leads a large delegation that includes technical experts and official negotiators.
• Jamaican Law Enforcement Officers Honoured at Gala
  Jamaica's law enforcement professionals and community leaders were honoured during a gala hosted by the Jamaican American Law Enforcement Organization (JAMLEO) in New York City. The event, which took place recently, celebrated individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities.
• Three Haitian women featured in a photo exhibition at the Saint-Denis Pleyel station until November 30
  The "En mouvement" exhibition is on display for free at the Saint-Denis Pleyel station, in the Paris region, until November 30, 2026. Organized by the Bohio Ayiti association in partnership with Keolis, it has been installed since November 1st in this station, which is served by metro line 14.
• Seven acting appointments restart the DDE-NO after years of deadlock
  Seven positions of responsibility have been filled at the Northwest Departmental Directorate of Education (DDE-NO) and in its decentralized offices, after years during which these appointments had been stalled.
• In Jacmel, 35 people have been trained in construction, 65% of whom are women
  The French Embassy is funding training in construction techniques in Jacmel, which brought together 35 participants. Women account for 65% of them, according to a statement from the diplomatic mission.

Around the world

• Alcaraz beats Shelton in the final to win his first Paris Masters 1000
  Carlos Alcaraz won the Paris Masters 1000 on Sunday by defeating American Ben Shelton in the final, 7-6 (7/5), 7-5. The Spaniard, ranked 3rd in the world, claimed his first title at this tournament against the American, who is ranked 4th.
• Haiti's Grenadiers Call Up Players for US Quarter-Final Match
  The Spanish coach of the senior Grenadiers, David Badia, has announced the squad that will face the United States in the quarter-finals of the 2026-2027 CONCACAF Nations League. The first leg is scheduled to take place on November 14, 2026, in Miami.
• Luka Dončić scores 53 as the Lakers take first place in the West
  Luka Dončić scored 53 points on Friday, November 6, as the Los Angeles Lakers beat Portland 124-118 at crypto.com Arena. The win lifts the Lakers (8-2) to the top of the Western Conference. Dončić made 17 of 33 shots and 14 of 18 free throws, with five rebounds and five assists in 38 minutes.

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