AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHaitian Arts & Culture: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé mourned the death of Monique Souvenir, “Fanny,” a beloved radio/TV star, actress, and cultural figure who shaped a generation’s media and advertising presence. Literature & Community: Writer Dany Laferrière returned to Petit-Goâve for a homecoming celebration with UEH and local partners, including a visit to his childhood home and a public talk aimed at connecting youth with Haitian intellectual life. Diaspora Life & Identity: A new Haitian documentary, “Born to Dance, Forced to Run,” by Pascale Solages, follows dancer Steeven Labady’s migration journey across multiple countries, using dance to explore displacement, identity, and resilience ahead of a July 25 Brooklyn premiere. Immigration Pressure in the U.S.: With Haiti TPS protections ending soon, Haitians in South Florida and beyond are bracing for job and family upheaval, while Miami-Dade leaders and other officials push Congress to extend protections. Caribbean Spotlight: A Haitian-related note in the Henley Passport Index highlights that Nigerians can travel visa-free to Haiti among other Caribbean destinations. Global Solidarity: Black July organizers in Haiti and Palestine discussed how militarization and state violence connect across regions, sharing resistance strategies.
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