AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSecurity: Sri Lanka sent 498 additional military and police personnel to Haiti, bringing its contingent to 798 of 1,120 promised. A 50-member Bangladeshi advance team is preparing for a larger deployment. The UN Security Council also renewed Haiti sanctions for a year, including an arms embargo and asset freezes. Gang Violence: Armed groups are pushing into rural areas, using roadblocks, kidnappings and raids to extend their reach. In Gros-Morne, attacks displaced more than 10,000 people between late September and mid-October. Humanitarian Aid: The Haiti Humanitarian Fund allocated $75 million to assist 507,000 people with food, water, medical care and shelter. Separately, Haiti’s agriculture minister urged more support as 5.8 million people face acute food insecurity. Elections: A revised electoral decree removed requirements that candidates prove they are free of certain financial liabilities and international sanctions, raising concerns about weakened eligibility safeguards. Immigration: Haitian nationals are among those facing the loss of U.S. deportation protections, while Ukrainians and Sudanese temporarily retain theirs.
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