Brazil vs Haiti: 120 Brazilians and Haitians face each other in a charity friendly in Curiti Shortly before the Brazilian national team faces Haiti for the 2026 World Cup, on this Friday night (19), in Philadelphia, 120 Brazilians and Haitians gathered in Curitiba for a series of charity friendly matches. The event is promoted by the Association for Solidarity of Haitians in Brazil (Ashbra) and aims to promote integration through sports. The organization expects about 300 people at the event.
After the matches, Brazilians and Haitians will watch the World Cup game together. ✅ Follow the g1 Paraná channel on WhatsApp On the menu, there is Soup Joumou, a traditional Haitian soup that represents an important expression of the country's culture.
Recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, the dish is a symbol of the Caribbean country's independence. The revenue raised from the sale of the soups will be reverted to the Association, which supports migrants arriving in the country. According to data from February of 2026 from the International Migration Observatory (OBMigra), 35.218 Haitians live in Paraná. A large part of them lives in the capital, Curitiba. Charity match had the participation of 120 Brazilians and Haitians. Luis Pedruco READ ALSO: Understand: Carpenter is arrested by mistake, has hair shaved and is released days later after discovery of error regarding warrant target Crime: Doctor is arrested suspected of setting up 'apartment' in hospital and threatening staff Nature: Photographer records 'tarry night' in Paraná and has image published by Nasa Brazilians and Haitians face each other in a charity friendly before the World Cup game. Rafael Bertelli VIDEOS: Most watched on g1 Paraná Read more news on g1 Paraná.







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