AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHaiti Security & Business Climate: Haitian journalist Wesly Renaud Jean was abducted in Delmas 31, Port-au-Prince, with kidnappers reportedly seeking ransom—another sign of how gang violence is disrupting media and everyday economic life. Elections & Governance Risk: The OAS says candidates with criminal ties should be barred from Haiti’s elections, warning that gang-linked figures could be recycled into politics. Infrastructure & Jobs: Haiti’s agriculture and rural connectivity remain under pressure, with reports highlighting road rehabilitation in Nippes and broader development efforts, while NATCOM launches a 5G pilot phase—raising expectations for telecom investment and service upgrades. Regional Finance & Policy: ECCB hosted a regional central bank communications conference, focusing on public trust—relevant for Haiti’s financial credibility and investor confidence. Disaster Preparedness Lens: A new study argues disaster systems work best through “stewardship” across agencies, a useful framework for Haiti’s recurring hazard management challenges. Sports Economy: Canal+ and LaLiga signed an anti-piracy pact covering Haiti, aiming to protect broadcast revenues and club funding.
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