AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHaiti–U.S. Immigration Shock: The Trump administration’s end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is rippling into real lives, with reports of Haitian immigrants facing detention and deportation pressures, including cases tied to ankle monitors and family separation. Public Health in Haiti: Drinking water in Haiti is reportedly contaminated with lead at alarming levels, with average concentrations far above WHO limits and researchers pointing to lead pipes, wastewater and septic pollution, and weak water-quality regulation. Regional Lab Readiness: CARPHA wrapped a CariPHLN workshop in Barbados to strengthen Caribbean laboratory preparedness, surveillance, and diagnostic coordination, with Haiti among the participating countries. Agriculture With Farmers at the Table: Haitian farmers’ organizations are demanding a direct role in shaping a proposed $47.9M North/Northeast agriculture project, pushing for local input on irrigation, seeds, credit, infrastructure, and markets. Security & Tech: Haiti’s police leadership urged a more technological approach to border surveillance and real-time information sharing at a UN police summit. Haiti in Global Media/Tech: Canal+ and LaLiga signed an anti-piracy deal spanning nearly 50 countries including Haiti, aiming to disrupt illegal sports streaming networks. Diplomacy: France’s new ambassador to Haiti presented credentials, signaling renewed Franco-Haitian cooperation.
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