AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDiaspora & Travel Policy: The U.S. makes its refundable visa bond program permanent, with deposits up to $20,000 for B1/B2 applicants from Cabo Verde and other African countries—case-by-case decisions by consular officers. Women’s Football Spotlight: WAFCON is expanding to 16 teams and, for the first time, includes Cape Verde—yet coverage still feels “invisible” as the tournament heads into knockouts in Morocco. Culture & Film (Locarno): Locarno Open Doors spotlights African cinema, with Cabo Verde producer Natasha Craveiro among the Open Doors Producers participants. Football & Role Models: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha visits Colo Colo to encourage children to “dream big” through discipline and respect. Food as Cultural Exchange: Ghanaian creator Chef Abbys announces a West African Food Tour starting Aug. 20, including Cape Verde, aiming to connect cuisine, storytelling, and tourism. Society & Rights: Amnesty International criticizes “third-country removals,” naming Cabo Verde among African states tied to the U.S. practice.
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