AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHaiti Deportations and TPS Fallout: Haiti’s Electoral Council (CEP) reshuffled its executive bureau, replacing Jacques Desrosiers with Peterson Pierre-Louis as the country heads toward long-delayed December elections amid mounting criticism of the process. Gang Violence and Kidnapping: Haiti also saw renewed alarm after three public figures were kidnapped within a day, including journalist Wesly Renaud Jean, lawyer Caleb Jean-Baptiste, and ONAPE director general Stéphanie Paultre, underscoring how armed groups are reaching civilians, professionals, and officials. U.S. Immigration Pressure on Haitians: In the U.S., Haitian TPS ended in July, and New York-area advocates say the loss is already destabilizing health care workforces and raising fears of deportation. International Advocacy: Archbishop Paul Coakley urged President Trump to pause enforced Haitian departures, citing violence and attacks on families sheltering at churches. Education Under Attack: Education Above All launched “The Crosswalk” in Paris and Geneva to spotlight attacks on schools as September 9 marks the International Day to Protect Education from Attack. Justice Abroad: A U.S. missionary pleaded guilty to sexually abusing minors in Haiti, with sentencing set for December 15.
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