AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRescue Mission: The New York Times reports that four bodies believed to be missing Salvadoran soldiers were found near Port-au-Prince; their identities have not been confirmed. El Salvador has sent hundreds of troops, including forces flown aboard a U.S. military plane, as the search unfolds amid reported clashes with gangs. Election Watch: Former president Michel Martelly has registered to run in elections scheduled for December 13, though gang violence and widespread displacement cast doubt on whether voting can take place. Football: Haiti will play its Nations League quarterfinal against the United States in Miami on November 14, shifting the home-designated match from Jamaica because insecurity prevents games in Haiti. Investor Case: New York’s attorney general is seeking about $1.3 billion from NovaTech’s founders over an alleged crypto scheme that targeted Haitian and other immigrant communities; nearly $6 million in promoter settlements is separate and has not been shown to reach victims. Border: The Dominican Republic says it will keep its border with Haiti open for now, while maintaining heightened security.
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