AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHaiti Security & Church Under Pressure: A new UN report says gang conflict in Haiti left more than 600 dead and 375 injured between March and July, with civilians increasingly caught between armed groups and security operations—while a Catholic bishop warns gangs are trying to silence the Church as violence shuts parishes and schools and elections are pushed to December. Haitians Facing TPS Fallout Abroad: In the U.S., Trump’s administration ended Temporary Protected Status for Somalia and South Sudan (and also Cameroon and Ethiopia), raising deportation fears; in Ohio, Haitian residents report being told to check in with ICE and wear ankle monitors. Education & Culture at Home: Haiti marked the 235th Bois Caïman anniversary as a living memory and tourism destination, while Camp-Perrin inaugurated a renovated EFACAP school center. Youth & Arts: Haiti’s Mundialito in Gonaïves keeps World Cup energy alive with grassroots teams, and the Haiti International Film Festival announced its 2026 selections under the theme “Konnesans.” Diaspora Opportunity: Haiti says 46 students received scholarships to study in Taiwan (2026–2027).
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