Haiti Security & Justice: A Haitian-American pastor, Christian Emmanuel Sanon, went on trial in Miami over his alleged role in the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, with prosecutors saying the plot was planned and financed in South Florida and could carry life in prison; jury selection began as the case adds more defendants transferred from Haiti. Humanitarian Finance & Payments: Circle Foundation announced grants to UNDP and WFP to modernize digital payments for aid, including using regulated USDC stablecoins across UN agencies to cut costs and delays, while WFP plans stablecoin payment corridors in 2–3 countries. Regional Economic Infrastructure: Caricom central banks are advancing the Caricom Payment and Settlement System (CAPSS) to enable faster cross-border payments in local currencies, aiming to reduce transaction costs and reliance on foreign reserves. Haiti’s UN Push: Haiti’s prime minister used the UN General Assembly to call for full backing of the security force and urged shared responsibility to prevent crises, as small states pressed for fairer global rules and financing. Migration Pressure: A new migrant caravan reportedly entered Mexico with Haitians among those joining in Tapachula, underscoring ongoing regional strain that can spill into Haiti-linked remittance and labor flows.