AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGirls’ Education: Michelle Obama’s Girls Opportunity Alliance pledged more than $1 million to 25 organizations in 15 countries, including Haiti, supporting scholarships, mentoring and after-school programs. Haitian-Diaspora Voices: Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly told Miami’s Haitian community he would defend immigrants facing deportation and support extending TPS. Little Haiti Music: Queer singer and violinist Cain Culto brought his debut album to Miami’s ZeyZey, mixing raw, exuberant performance with personal reflections on leaving religion. Education in Haiti: The documentary Haiti Rising spotlights P4H Global’s work training teachers, with its founders arguing that stronger schools can help build stability at home. Child Protection: Haitian police detained U.S. missionary Thomas Osbeck over alleged abuse and operating an unauthorized orphanage; authorities said explicit messages to children were found on his phone. Cross-Border Opportunity: Businessman Fernando Capellán urged Haiti and the Dominican Republic to prioritize jobs, investment and cooperation, citing an industrial park that supports up to 19,000 jobs in Haiti.
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