UN Diplomacy: Mexico’s foreign minister Roberto Velasco says it’s “time for women” to lead the UN, after Chile withdrew support for Michelle Bachelet’s bid for secretary-general. Haiti Security & Elections: Haiti’s prime minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé tells the UN Haitians want security, homecoming and December elections, as the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force faces slow deployment. Haiti Regional Backing: The OAS urges the UN Security Council to extend and fully deploy Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force, calling for personnel and funding to help Haitian authorities regain control. Hurricane Watch: Hurricane Polo has regained Category 5 strength and is expected to return for a Monday landfall in Baja California Sur, with evacuations and port disruptions already reported. Mexico-UN & Trade: Mexico’s Velasco also defends sovereignty at the UN, while the U.S. asks Mexico to investigate alleged labor rights violations at a Yokohama Rubber plant in Coahuila under USMCA. Mexico Sports: Rafa Márquez debuts as Mexico coach ahead of a friendly vs Colombia in Baltimore. Belize-Guatemala Tensions: Belize demands answers after a Guatemalan military aircraft entered its airspace and turned off its transponder, escalating a diplomatic standoff. Cuba Flights: Turkish Airlines pushes back its Havana route to late March 2027, leaving Cuba without direct service for months. Caribbean Culture & TPS: NYC Council member Farah Louis backs Haitian TPS restoration and highlights Caribbean culture through resolutions including Reggaeton Heritage Month and a Wyclef Jean Day.