AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElections Under Pressure: Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council has started taking candidate filings for the Dec. 13 presidential, legislative and local elections, but security constraints are forcing submissions to shift in 19 districts, while CARICOM’s Eminent Persons Group says the process is moving “at a snail’s pace” with far fewer voters listed than needed. OAS Election Watch: The Organization of American States is urging Haiti to bar candidates tied to criminal groups as filings open, raising fresh questions about how eligibility rules will be applied. Security & Governance: The government launched the Peace Dividends Fund with UN partners, focusing on disarmament, dismantling armed groups, and reintegration to reduce community violence. Border Trade Tensions: Haiti has begun enforcing restrictions on Dominican products at Dajabón, with Dominican lawmakers warning the move could hit binational trade and local producers and calling for dialogue. Diplomatic Moves: Haiti welcomed new French and Canadian ambassadors, signaling continued international engagement as the country prepares for elections. Humanitarian & Daily Life: UAE announced $10M emergency aid for Haiti, while a new report flags alarming lead contamination in drinking water. U.S. Deportation Fallout: Haitian TPS holders face intensified pressure in the U.S., including high-profile deportations and renewed calls from faith groups and advocates to protect Haitians.
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