AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti-Gangs & Governance: A new UNODC-backed brief by Sir Ronald Sanders says Haiti’s crisis is not just a security problem but a governance crisis driven by organized crime, citing thousands killed, injured and kidnapped, plus near-1.5 million displaced by May. Haiti-Politics & Elections: Haiti’s Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé reiterated that elections will be held in 2026, calling for unity and a “culture of participation.” Haiti-Electoral Roll: The Provisional Electoral Council added 36 new registration centers in the West, expanding access for voters ahead of upcoming elections. Haiti-Energy: Public Works Minister Joseph Amathe Pierre Louisle inspected the Saut-Mathurin hydro plant in Camp-Perrin, saying repairs are a priority after earthquake damage left it running at half capacity. Haiti-Religion & Security: Fils-Aimé met Cardinal Chibly Langlois, while separate reporting highlights Catholic parishes facing closures amid gang violence. US-TPS Fallout for Haitians: In Springfield, Ohio, Haitian residents are reporting to ICE and receiving ankle monitors after TPS ended, with community rallies and Catholic sisters protesting outside ICE offices; separate coverage also shows Haitians weighing options to leave the U.S., including routes toward Canada.
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