AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoHaiti Security & Elections: All 32 OAS member states backed renewing the UN Security Council mandate for Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force and urged full deployment with personnel, financing, equipment and logistics, warning that security and credible elections are tightly linked. Haiti UN Call for Stability: Haiti’s acting prime minister, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, told the UN that preventing mass displacement requires “shared responsibility,” with restoring security, stability and economic recovery as top priorities. Caribbean Trade & Payments: Caricom central banks advanced plans for the Caricom Payment and Settlement System (CAPSS) to enable faster cross-border payments in local currencies, aiming to cut costs and boost trade and investment. Food & Farming Outlook: A new book argues that supporting about 240 million smallholder farms to adopt regenerative agriculture could help meet future food demand while restoring soils and rural livelihoods, citing Haiti-linked smallholder work. Regional Business Disruption: Meat industry groups in the US warned that heightened immigration operations in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma have delayed cattle shipments and disrupted feedlots and processors—risks that could push up consumer prices. Sports & Visibility: Haiti beat Costa Rica 2-0 in the Concacaf Nations League, with Jean Bellegarde scoring and a Costa Rica own goal sealing the win.
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