AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFèt Gédé: Vodou practitioners welcomed November with cemetery visits, prayers, offerings, drumming and dancing to honor the dead and ancestors, keeping a vital Haitian tradition alive alongside Catholic All Saints’ and All Souls’ observances. Faith & Community: Jean-Pierre Sander Louis-Jean was installed as bishop of Fort-Liberté, urging fraternity, solidarity and care for vulnerable people. Children & Education: Author Mitch Albom and his wife continue to shelter 56 children and support more than 50 staff at their guarded orphanage in gang-controlled Port-au-Prince. Travel & Diaspora: American Airlines resumed daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights with an all-Haitian, Creole-speaking crew, restoring a key link while Port-au-Prince remains off limits to US commercial flights. Safety: As clashes intensify near the capital, MSF says its hospitals treated 30 people injured by gunfire and drone explosions, including women and children, and calls for civilians and medical facilities to be spared.
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