AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGang Violence: The UN Security Council renewed Haiti sanctions for another year, extending arms restrictions as gangs continue to terrorize communities. In Artibonite, retaliatory violence has disrupted trade and pushed up prices; Gros-Morne’s mayor has urged residents to flee gang-controlled areas. Humanitarian Aid: The UN allocated an additional $75 million to assist 507,000 people in Haiti. A new one-year, $25 million U.S. deal will also keep maternal, newborn and child health supplies flowing to Haiti and other vulnerable countries, while USDA food aid will support WFP operations in Haiti. Politics and Security: Haiti is seeking security guarantees ahead of planned December elections, while a UN report linking politicians to gangs and illicit trade has drawn demands for evidence from a named party. A separate UN report traced ammunition diverted from the Dominican Republic to Haitian gangs. Haitians Abroad: Haitian students who lost Temporary Protected Status face disrupted studies and work, with some afraid to leave home; educators and community groups are working to support them.
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