AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDiplomacy: Cabo Verde’s top foreign affairs minister met Serbia’s Marko Đurić at the UN, signing a visa-free deal for diplomatic, official and service passport holders and discussing education links. Climate & Rights: At the UN, Cabo Verde helped secure a landmark declaration on sea-level rise that backs “continued statehood” even if land is lost, with coastal livelihoods and culture named as priorities. Global Protest: Nearly 70 countries walked out or stayed away during Netanyahu’s UN address, with Cabo Verde among those absent. Sports Culture: EA Sports FC 27 launches with a 120-song, 36-country soundtrack. Maritime Challenge: Tropical Storm Gonzalo is disrupting the McIntyre Golden Globe Race near Cabo Verde, with dangerous winds and confused seas for solo sailors. Community & Justice: Cabo Verde’s interim president Janira Hopffer Almada urged stronger institutions, ethical leadership and rule of law at the African Bar Association conference in Sal. Immigration Policy: The US published Exchange Visitor Skills lists that include Cabo Verde, requiring some participants to return home for two years before certain benefits. Local Business: A Cape Verdean food hub in Massachusetts, Porton di Nôs Ilha, has stopped regular dining and is listed for sale.
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