La Sentinelle D'Haïti, established in 1985 in Port-Au-Prince, has played a pivotal role in Haitian journalism, founded by a group of passionate local journalists. Known for its investigative reporting and commitment to social justice, it has become one of the leading newspapers in the country. Over the years, La Sentinelle has covered significant national events, providing a platform for diverse voices and promoting democratic values. You can explore this rich history on OldNews.com, where you will find scans of La Sentinelle D'Haïti Gazette du Port-Au-Prince, starting 1808, with 11 scans available in total. Delve into the past and discover the stories of historical figures, as well as events and people from your own family history. La Sentinelle's reputation for integrity makes these archives a trusted source for anyone interested in Haiti's dynamic narrative. Be sure to search for the old newspapers on the site to enrich your understanding of this important journalistic legacy.