AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate & Oceans: At the UN, Cabo Verde helped secure a declaration urging a “presumption in favour of continued statehood” for countries threatened by rising seas, with UN chief António Guterres warning that even millimetres of sea-level rise can mean “shattered lives” and “stolen futures.” Maritime Science: The EU and Canada launched the OceanEye International Alliance to boost global ocean observing, with pledges nearing €220 million to fill data gaps and strengthen coastal protection. Women & Media: A World Cup recap highlights record women on-screen in U.S. sports coverage, spotlighting barriers faced by women and Latina broadcasters. Culture & Community: A Cape Verdean restaurant in the U.S. (Porton di Nôs Ilha) has shifted to events-only and is now listed for sale at $1.1M. Law & Rights: Colombia withdrew from the Equal Rights Coalition, a move that included Cabo Verde among the coalition’s member states. Governance & Justice: Cabo Verde’s interim president urged stronger institutions, ethical leadership, and human security at the African Bar Association conference. Weather: Magnolia is forecast warm and mostly dry, with a nearly full moon dominating nights.
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