AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGuinea-Bissau Politics: Voters approved a new constitution that boosts presidential power, letting the president appoint and dismiss the prime minister and ministers, create or abolish ministries, and dissolve parliament in a grave crisis. The “yes” camp won with about 70% support, but turnout and legitimacy are disputed, and the main opposition boycotted the vote over fears the process lacks safeguards after the 2025 coup. US Immigration & Cape Verde Links: The US published an updated deportation list naming 427 people across West Africa, including 26 Cape Verdeans, with mugshots and alleged charges. Separately, a court ruling ended a January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, with processing resuming from August 21. Tech for Students (Cabo Verde): Google expanded its free one-year Google AI Plus offer to students in 27 African countries, including Cabo Verde, with access to Gemini tools and cloud storage. Culture & Lifestyle: Extreme heat is already reshaping African travel plans, pushing visits to cooler hours—an issue that matters for Cabo Verde’s coast-focused tourism too. Sports & Identity: The World Cup’s biggest surprises included Cabo Verde’s strong run, while off-field debates around sport and betting fraud continue to grow.
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