AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaiti Security & Hostages: Pope Leo XIV urged the “immediate” release of people kidnapped in the Kenscoff massacre, calling for an end to violence and concrete steps to protect civilians as UN figures cite 1,408 killed and 656 injured in Haiti in 2026’s second quarter. UN Push for Action: The UN’s Haiti envoy also demanded stronger international security support and faster deployment of the Gang Suppression Force, warning national institutions can’t handle gangs without help. Gang Attack Fallout: Hundreds attended funerals for victims of the Kenscoff attack that killed at least 47 and involved mass abductions, while UNICEF reported the release of women and children held by gangs. Nutrition Crisis: UNICEF said acute malnutrition among Haitian children rose from 5.1% (2023) to 7.4% (2026), citing insecurity, economic hardship, and limited access to food and care. TPS & Haiti’s Economy Abroad: In the U.S., the end of Haiti TPS is already hitting Haitian businesses—restaurant owners say they’re cutting staff and customers stay away—while U.S. border officials defend deportations despite admitting they “don’t know the conditions in Haiti.”
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