AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGang Violence & Civilian Toll: A new UN report says at least 613 people were killed and 375 injured in Haiti between March and July as gang fighting intensified, with most casualties tied to gang violence and many civilians hit by stray bullets or mistaken suspicion. Church Under Pressure: Bishop Joseph Gontrand Décoste warns gangs are trying to silence the Catholic Church as elections get pushed to December, with parishes closing and clergy targeted across Port-au-Prince and other regions. Elections Logistics: The Provisional Electoral Council says 65 operational registration centers are now available in the West, adding 36 new sites in Port-au-Prince to help voters register for the next electoral process. Governance & Security Diplomacy: An OAS high-level delegation led by Secretary General Albert Ramdin is expected in Haiti Aug. 16–19, with partners including CARICOM and UN agencies focused on security, elections, and humanitarian needs. Education & Local Services: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé inaugurated the renovated EFACAP school center in Camp-Perrin and visited the Lachaux Pond area, while Haiti also marked the 5th anniversary of the Aug. 14, 2021 earthquake. US TPS Fallout for Haitians: In the US, TPS terminations for Haiti and other countries are moving forward amid court rulings, while Haitian communities report ICE check-ins and ankle-monitor requirements in places like Ohio.
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