AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti Security & Health Access: Haiti’s prime minister says people are desperate to return home, work, and send children to school as gangs keep control of parts of Port-au-Prince and key routes, limiting access to services and humanitarian aid. UN & Regional Support: He urged stronger international action against the weapons and trafficking networks fueling violence, as the UN-backed gang crackdown faces major pressure. Miami Court Case: In the U.S., a Haitian American pastor accused in the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse is set for trial in Miami, with prosecutors saying planning and financing centered in South Florida—another sign of how Haiti’s political crisis continues to ripple into health and safety for families. Deportations & TPS Fallout: Reports highlight ongoing U.S. deportations of Haitians after Temporary Protected Status ended, raising fears for vulnerable people, including health workers, amid Haiti’s instability. Food & Nutrition Context: A new book argues that supporting smallholder farmers with regenerative farming could boost food supply and protect livelihoods—relevant as hunger pressures remain high.
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