AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaiti Security Crisis: UN chief António Guterres condemned a Kenscoff attack near Port-au-Prince that left at least 47 dead and more than 50 kidnapped, with hostages reportedly used as human shields and threats of execution if police move. Human Rights & Violence Trends: A UN report says at least 1,408 people were killed and 656 injured in Haiti in Q2 2026, with sexual violence continuing and kidnappings rising, especially in the West department. Inflation Watch: Haiti’s inflation eased in the 3rd quarter, with annual inflation falling to 18.9% and monthly inflation slowing to 1%, helped by lower fuel prices and a relatively stable gourde exchange rate. US Immigration Shock to Haiti: ICE began deporting Haitians after TPS ended, with a first flight landing in Cap-Haïtien; meanwhile, the US paused all immigrant visa interviews worldwide, a move that could reduce future legal migration flows. Reconstruction Finance Idea: A new discussion asks whether stablecoins could help postwar reconstruction—while warning that unregulated digital money could raise security risks. Business/Regional Note: FIFA World Cup 2026 activity generated $3.5B in economic impact in New York and New Jersey, a reminder of how major events can drive jobs and tax revenue.
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