AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity Mission: Sri Lanka sent 218 more personnel to Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force, following 280 dispatched earlier this week. The troops are assigned to patrols and protect key supply routes. Election Politics: Former president Michel Martelly has registered to run, though his bid is provisional. He faces criticism over sanctions and UN experts’ allegations of links to armed groups, which he denies. Arms Deal: A firm founded by Dolly Parton’s nephew and longtime manager agreed to supply weapons to Haitian police; at least $7 million in public funds is unaccounted for, and the deal faced licensing hurdles. Gang Violence: The Security Council renewed Haiti sanctions and arms restrictions as violence continues. The UN has also allocated an additional $75 million to help the country. Health Aid: A new $25 million U.S.-UNICEF agreement will supply maternal and child health items to Haiti and other countries, averting a potential disruption.
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