AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Uncertainty: Haiti has revised its electoral rules for a third time in four months, easing candidate requirements and introducing electronic voter registration. The government has not formally postponed the Dec. 13 vote, but registration now runs to Oct. 31 and campaigning has been delayed, leaving the timetable in doubt despite reports of an indefinite postponement. Authorities also pledged neutrality in the process. Gang Links Under Scrutiny: A U.N. panel alleges former Arcahaie mayor Rosemila Sainvil Petit-Frère financed gangs, laundered money and leaked planned police operations. The panel also accuses former senator Jean-Charles Moïse of leading an illicit glass-eel export network. Its wider report describes ties among political and business figures, security lapses and weapons trafficking that sustain gang power. Security: Kenscoff’s mayor says police have retaken several areas from armed groups, but warns territory must be secured before displaced residents can safely return. Police Support: Haiti’s police chief and Canada’s new ambassador discussed projects including police oversight, infrastructure and support for officers’ families.
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