AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUNGA Diplomacy on Haiti: Haiti’s PM Alix Didier Fils-Aimé told UNGA sidelines that Haiti needs “investment” not endless aid, as gangs keep driving displacement and hunger. Security & Elections: Barbados PM Mia Mottley urged a “zone of peace” for the Caribbean and backed full deployment and renewal of the UN-authorized 5,500 Gang Suppression Force (GSF) to protect Haiti’s path back to constitutional rule. Regional Backing: Qatar’s UNGA-side ECOSOC meeting pledged $30M to support the Multinational Security Support Mission and the GSF, stressing credible, inclusive elections led by Haitians. US Pressure on Haitians in the Diaspora: In the US, Haitian pastor Molis Augustave was deported to Haiti after a green-card denial, while advocates report ICE enforcement surges that disrupt families and schooling. TPS Mobilization: A coalition of 50 US groups launched “Days of Action” demanding Congress and DHS restore Haitian TPS and halt arrests/deportations. Haiti’s External Politics: Haitian American groups renewed calls for answers on Haiti’s $65,000-a-month Roger Stone lobbying contract as Haiti prepares for elections amid crisis. Haiti Justice Case (US Court): A judge denied more time for defense in the Miami trial of Christian Emmanuel Sanon, accused in the 2021 assassination plot of President Jovenel Moïse.
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