AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaiti Security & UN Support: The U.S. condemned the Kenscoff gang massacre that killed at least 47 and urged faster deployment of the UN-authorized Gang Suppression Force, while the UN’s Haiti envoy called for stronger international backing for Haitian police and armed forces to protect civilians and restore state authority. Humanitarian Crisis: UNICEF says six children and seven women were released after the mass kidnapping near Port-au-Prince, and warns acute malnutrition affects about 1 in 13 Haitian children under five, rising amid insecurity and economic hardship. Elections & Governance: An editorial argues Haiti’s next vote is a real test of whether people judge candidates by records and plans—not celebrity promises—after decades of disappointing elections. Diaspora & Local Business Impact: In the U.S., the end of Temporary Protected Status is hitting Haitian workers and businesses hard, with Haitian restaurant owners in New York saying they had to fire staff and that the fallout is “worse than COVID.” Deportations Escalation: Reporting says the U.S. plans to increase deportation flights to Haiti, even as Port-au-Prince remains constrained by security risks.
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