AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHaiti Election Security: A new analysis warns Haiti’s Dec. 13, 2026 vote could be undermined not just by gangs and logistics, but by digital interference—disinformation, manipulated videos, and attacks on election tech that could suppress turnout and erode trust. Haiti TPS Fallout: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way to end Temporary Protected Status for Haiti, leaving about 350,000 Haitians facing work-permit loss and deportation risk—sparking “sanctuary” support networks in places like Ohio and Miami. Haiti & Drones: A report revisits claims that Haitian state-linked drone strikes and private security contractors have killed large numbers of people, including children—raising alarms about next-gen “AI weapons” and accountability. Earthquake Science (Regional): Scientists explain why Colombia’s 7.4 quake was so deadly—and why deeper shaking can sometimes reduce worst-case damage—while Haiti’s own earthquake experience is cited as a reminder to prepare. Atlantic Storm Watch: Models show a new Atlantic system (Invest 92, possible Tropical Storm Dolly) could threaten the Caribbean, including Haiti, with paths toward the U.S. East Coast. STEM in the Diaspora: A Soroptimist STEAM program from Imperial Valley is gaining global recognition, highlighting how tech training can travel across borders.
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