UN Security Council: The Council renewed Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force mandate for six months, extending it to March 31, 2027, with 12 votes in favor and 3 abstentions, urging faster deployment and more resources to help create conditions for elections. Prime Minister at UNGA: Alix Didier Fils-Aimé told the UN General Assembly Haiti is not asking to be saved, but to be backed as it takes back control—while calling for full deployment of the GSF amid gang control and spreading violence. OAS Push: OAS member states backed the same line, calling for full and sustainable deployment of the force with personnel, funding, equipment, and logistics. IMF Warning: The IMF said Haiti’s macro situation is “exceptionally difficult,” citing insecurity, humanitarian strain, oil-price pressure, and the risk that TPS end in the U.S. could cut remittances. Elections Watch: CEP published a provisional list of 9 presidential candidates and shared daily electoral-process stats showing heavy interest in parliamentary and local posts, with presidential filings far lower. Justice & Governance: CSPJ released magistrate certification results (119 certified, 17 not certified, others pending). Security at Local Level: Workshops trained mayors on municipal security planning, while Kenscoff officials urged consolidation of areas retaken by police. Development Moves: Haiti’s Caracol solar plant (13.4 MW) is set to be operational next month, and a national stabilization program for 2026–2030 was reviewed with UN and financial partners. Court Case: In Miami, the trial began for Haitian-American pastor Emmanuel Sanon, accused in the 2021 assassination plot of President Jovenel Moïse.