AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGang Dialogue: Wilson Joseph, leader of the 400 Mawozo gang, confirmed he asked the UN to send a delegation to mediate talks with international forces. He says four Salvadoran technicians missing after an October ambush are dead, but offered no evidence; Haitian and Salvadoran officials say they believe the men were abducted and may be alive. Security Escalation: More than 2,000 Salvadoran troops are in Haiti as clashes intensify. Doctors Without Borders reports treating people, including women and children, wounded by gunfire and drone explosions; President Nayib Bukele denies allegations that Salvadoran forces carried out airstrikes. The UN has praised Dominican logistical support for the security mission. Police and Elections: Haiti graduated 1,189 new police officers, while gang violence continues to hamper efforts to restore state authority. Elections have been postponed until July 2027, extending the country’s long wait for a national vote.
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