AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTraditional Medicine Research: WHO says less than 1% of global health research funding goes to traditional and complementary medicine, urging more studies as Cabo Verde and other states back national research centres. Gender Equality Watch: The World Economic Forum’s 2026 Global Gender Gap Index says full parity is still 120 years away, with progress uneven and political leadership gains stalling. Cabo Verde Memory & Museums: President José Maria Neves backs a technical, museological dialogue to include the memory of Tarrafal prisoners (1974–75) in the Resistance Museum’s content, with UNESCO-linked specialist review. Diaspora Culture in Portugal: The third “Marcha Cabral” in Lisbon brings pan-African diaspora groups together on Amílcar Cabral’s anniversary, linking land, life, and decolonisation to today’s climate and ecological crisis. Community Grief in the Diaspora: In Brockton, Massachusetts, a vigil mourns Cape Verde’s Fogo bus crash victims while the community also marks the death of a young man killed in a Taunton shooting. Faith & Migration in Praia: Ethnographic field notes describe a baptism at sea in Praia, where Cape Verdean and visiting pastors meet Chinese migrants through shared faith and language.
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