AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoU.S.-Haiti Security: The FAA extended restrictions on U.S. civilian flights over Port-au-Prince and parts of Haiti until March 2, 2027, citing armed-group threats to aircraft below 10,000 feet. Deportations and TPS Fallout: Despite the flight ban, the U.S. kept sending deportation flights—reporting a second charter in one week to Cap-Haïtien carrying 57 Haitians, including U.S.-born children, as TPS termination continues to drive arrests and removals. Local Governance and Finance: Haiti installed a new Board of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), tasking it with cutting inflation, stabilizing the economy, and modernizing the payment system. Cost of Living: Haiti announced higher fuel pump prices and, in response, increased public transport fares—raising pressure on households already squeezed by instability. Economic Push: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched a call for startups under an entrepreneurship and university incubator program, aiming to back innovation in areas like AI, agribusiness, and health. Faith and Peacebuilding: Haitian faith leaders and scholars convene a forum on how religious communities can help build a culture of peace and nonkilling amid violence and political breakdown. Human Rights and Community Impact (U.S.): In Ohio, Haitian student Pierre Damas Bel’s death after an ICE ankle-monitoring ordeal sparked renewed calls to end the monitoring program and drew attention to the mental toll of TPS ending.
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