AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity Deployment: El Salvador says it has sent more than 2,000 troops to Haiti to search for four Salvadoran members of the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force missing since an Oct. 18 ambush. Haiti says operations will be coordinated through the force, but the troops’ command and rules of engagement remain unclear, raising questions about civilian risks and whether the mission goes beyond the rescue. Elections: Haiti’s electoral council has pushed the first round to July 18, 2027, with runoffs and local elections set for Oct. 4. It would be the country’s first national vote in more than a decade; gang violence has repeatedly disrupted preparations. Humanitarian Crisis: Two Norwegian Refugee Council aid workers, Bonaparte Février and Richard Alexandre, were killed in Port-au-Prince. The UN estimates about 5,700 people have died in criminal violence this year. Nearly six million Haitians face acute food insecurity, with gang violence obstructing aid deliveries. Regional Cooperation: Foreign Minister Raina Forbin urged Caribbean partners to prioritize sustainable development and stronger Haitian capacity, rather than relying mainly on emergency aid.
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