AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHaiti Elections & Governance: Haiti’s Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé reiterated that elections will be held in 2026, with the CEP publishing the final list of approved political groups and setting a December 13 first round (plus a constitutional referendum), followed by a second round in February 2027. Electoral Logistics: The CEP also released an expanded list of operational voter registration centers in the West, including multiple Port-au-Prince-area sites, as registration continues toward the electoral calendar. Security & Organized Crime: A political analysis urges Haiti’s partners to treat the crisis as both a security and governance problem, arguing that gangs’ money, weapons, and trafficking routes must be cut off—not just fought with force. Energy & State Capacity: Public Works Minister Joseph Amathe Pierre Louisle inspected the Saut-Mathurin hydroelectric plant in Camp-Perrin, saying repairs are planned to restore output after earthquake damage. U.S. TPS Fallout for Haitians: In the U.S., Haitians affected by the end of Haiti TPS face intensified enforcement, including reports of Springfield residents being ordered to report to ICE offices and fitted with ankle monitors after court rulings cleared the way for TPS terminations. International Policy Pressure: Separately, Nigeria’s SEC ordered capital market firms to restrict dealings tied to North Korea and Iran, reflecting wider anti-money-laundering and counter-terror financing moves.
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