AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHaiti Security Crisis: Kenscoff, outside Port-au-Prince, saw a fresh wave of gang terror with at least 47 killed, dozens kidnapped, and families fleeing as attackers targeted the Ark of the New Testament church, where reports say people were executed inside. Humanitarian & Election Pressure: The violence comes as Haiti prepares for its first election in a decade and awaits fuller deployment of a UN-backed force, with UN figures citing 3,050 deaths in the first half of 2026 and rising civilian harm during security operations. Diaspora Fallout & Labor Strain: In the U.S., the end of Haiti Temporary Protected Status is rippling into care work and other sectors that rely on Haitian labor, while deportation flights accelerate—raising new risks for families and the industries that depend on them. Energy & Procurement Shock (U.S. policy with Haiti links): A new U.S. emergency order tightens scrutiny on foreign-produced bulk-power equipment, potentially affecting grid and storage projects—an indirect headwind for regional infrastructure planning. Energy Business Deal: Foster Fuels’ acquisition by Georgia’s Colonial Group highlights continued investment in emergency fuel delivery and logistics, including past support tied to Haiti relief efforts.
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