On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé traveled to Kenscoff for a grassroots visit defined by listening, solidarity, and action. He visited schools, met with local community leaders, stopped by the police station, and engaged with key stakeholders in the area.

The visit also served as an opportunity for a concrete initiative to boost agricultural recovery : six containers of vegetable seeds—including carrots, leeks, bell peppers, and cabbage along with agricultural inputs such as bags of fertilizer, watering cans, sprayers, and hand trowels, were distributed to local farmers in the "Le Refuge" area of ​​Kenscoff. The distribution took place in the presence of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Agriculture, Marcelin Aubourg. More than 3,000 agricultural producers are set to benefit from this initiative.

In Kenscoff, every seed distributed represents the promise of a future harvest; every act of solidarity serves as a sign of hope; and the very presence of the State serves as a reminder that the local population is not alone. The State is present, attentive to the hardships faced by the residents, and committed to supporting them on the path to recovery.

Following a period of great difficulty, Kenscoff is gradually catching its breath and looking toward the future once again. Schools are coming back to life, fields are preparing to turn green, families are rediscovering hope, and economic activity is slowly resuming. Signs of a fresh start are emerging everywhere.

Addressing an enthusiastic crowd, the Prime Minister delivered a spirited speech in which he announced new security and agricultural measures. He declared, "The gangs will not sleep soundly," adding that "there will be no respite for criminals—the gangs and their bosses will find no rest." He highlighted the ongoing cooperation and security partnership with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele aimed at countering armed groups.

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