AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti Electoral Process: Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) reshuffled its four-member executive bureau, replacing journalist Jacques Desrosiers with Peterson Pierre-Louis as president, as criticism grows over the feasibility of the Dec. 13 vote timeline. Security & Governance: Haiti urged the UN to renew the Gang Suppression Force mandate before it expires Sept. 30, saying gangs still control parts of Port-au-Prince and violence is derailing election preparations. Kidnappings in Haiti: Three prominent figures were kidnapped within a day—journalist Wesly Renaud Jean, lawyer Caleb Jean-Baptiste, and ONAPE director general Stéphanie Paultre—highlighting how gangs are reaching professionals and public officials. Diaspora Pressure (US immigration policy): After Haiti’s TPS ended, New York advocates and health-care groups warned of staffing shocks and instability; in Southwest Florida, providers cited a new labor shortage tied to Haitian work-permit losses. US deportation backlash: Archbishop Paul Coakley urged President Trump to pause enforced Haitian departures, citing Port-au-Prince killings, injuries, and kidnappings.
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