AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoJustice & Community Safety: The family of Odair Moniz, killed by PSP officer Bruno Pinto, has appealed the suspended three-and-a-half-year sentence, arguing the court misread the pursuit, the first shot’s impact, and the logic behind a second shot. AI & Education Access: Google expanded its free Google AI Plus offer to students across 27 African countries, including Cabo Verde, with Gemini tools and cloud storage after status verification. Heritage & Memory: UNESCO-listed “rocas” plantation estates in Sao Tome and Principe—built on slavery and forced labour, including workers brought from Cape Verde—face preservation challenges as investors eye tourism. Politics in the Region: Guinea-Bissau’s military-backed referendum on a new constitution is set for Sunday, with opposition calling for a boycott over suspended freedoms and legitimacy concerns. Culture & Sports Abroad: Cape Verde’s World Cup spotlight is fueling diaspora pride and museum preservation efforts in the US, including a turf relic tied to Sidny Lopes Cabral. Gender & Work in Cabo Verde: A report estimates unpaid work in Cabo Verde at 9.6% of GDP, with women doing most of the care and domestic labour.
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