AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJustice & Community Safety: The family of Odair Moniz, killed by PSP officer Bruno Pinto in Cova da Moura, has appealed the suspended three-and-a-half year sentence, arguing the court’s reasoning on “excess of self-defence” and the handling of key details like pursuit and shot dynamics were flawed. Education & Tech Access: Google expanded its free one-year Google AI Plus offer to students across 27 African countries, including Cabo Verde, with Gemini tools, higher usage limits, and 400GB cloud storage after status verification. Gender & Work: A Cabo Verde gender report says unpaid work is worth about 9.6% of GDP and is still heavily carried out by women, especially care work for children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Culture & Heritage: Cape Verde’s World Cup moment is being turned into museum-grade history abroad, with Brown University helping preserve a piece of match turf tied to a Cape Verdean equalizer. Diplomacy: Angola and Cabo Verde reviewed bilateral cooperation, including defense and security, during meetings in Luanda.
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