AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHaitian Elections: CARICOM’s Eminent Persons Group and the OAS welcomed Haiti’s published electoral calendar, saying it should help political parties, voter registration, and the Dec. 13 presidential and legislative vote move forward, while stressing security is key. Repatriation Support: Haiti’s government welcomed 61 repatriated Haitians from the Bahamas at Cap-Haïtien, offering meals, medical and psychological support, and extra protection for vulnerable women. Jobs and Skills: The Environment Ministry, with UNDP, launched a certified refrigeration and air-conditioning training for 60 young people from displaced persons camps in the Port-au-Prince area. Women and Growth: Haiti’s women’s rights minister highlighted women’s economic role at an IDB regional dialogue, calling for stronger policies on care work, finance access, and inclusion. U.S. TPS Fallout: As Haitian TPS ended, South Florida employers and families braced for job losses and fear of deportation; in Miami, a Haitian-owned restaurant said workers left and labor costs may rise, while Massachusetts faith leaders and lawmakers pushed for the PROTECT Act. Travel Link: American Airlines announced daily nonstop flights from Miami to Cap-Haïtien starting Nov. 1.
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