AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCite Soleil Under Pressure: Residents in Port-au-Prince’s Cite Soleil protested Tuesday, demanding protection after weekend gang clashes forced hundreds to flee and left families searching for missing relatives; authorities have not confirmed casualties, but witnesses described killings and shootings, with burned cars and dead livestock seen in the area. Worsening Security: The unrest adds to a broader pattern of gangs controlling most of the capital and expanding into looting, kidnapping, and sexual violence. Gender-Based Violence Alarm: The UN reports nearly 2,000 gender-based violence incidents in Haiti’s first quarter of 2026, with rape making up over 70% of cases, while survivor support remains badly underfunded. Elections on Hold: Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé says August elections are effectively impossible under current security conditions, aiming instead for a vote later this year. Road Funding Watch: Haiti has allocated about $2.9M for the long-delayed Jean-Rabel to Port-de-Paix road, but locals question whether it’s enough.
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