AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoUNGA Diplomacy: Haiti’s Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé told the UN General Assembly Haitians are ready to “take the reins” of their future, warning gang violence threatens the country’s gains and urging international support focused on investment, not “saving.” Elections & Security: He reiterated that general elections are set for Dec. 13, 2026, while the UN says gangs control major parts of Port-au-Prince and key corridors; UN officials also pushed for full deployment of the UN Security Council-backed Gang Suppression Force, still below authorized strength. Regional Security Talks: Dominican Foreign Minister Víctor “Ito” Bisonó met Russia’s Sergey Lavrov in New York, pressing for sustained attention on Haiti’s crisis and UN resources for anti-gang operations. Judicial Independence Clash: Haiti’s Superior Council of the Judiciary said the transfer of 18 Moïse-assassination suspects to the U.S. violated constitutional protections and bypassed the investigating judge. Digital Aid Payments: Circle Foundation announced new UNDP and WFP trials to speed and lower the cost of aid delivery using regulated digital payments, including stablecoin infrastructure. Migration Pressure: The U.S. deported 39 people to Haiti on Thursday, bringing totals since TPS ended to 529.
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