AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoWomen’s Rights: The UN committee reviewing Cabo Verde’s implementation of the women’s-rights convention issued findings and recommendations, alongside its assessments of seven other countries. Citizenship: Portugal’s new rules give nationals of Portuguese-speaking countries, including Cabo Verdeans, a seven-year residency path to citizenship, while most other applicants must wait 10 years; a backlog of nearly 690,500 applications could add delays. Faith and Civic Life: Ahead of Cabo Verde’s November 15 presidential election, Bishop Tavares urged voters to choose according to conscience and described politics as service to society. Tourism and Culture: Adventure Travel Trade Association recognition has put Cabo Verde’s hiking and cultural offerings in the spotlight, following a showcase across Santo Antão, São Nicolau and São Vicente. Travel Links: TAAG plans to launch twice-weekly Luanda–Praia flights on December 12, adding a direct connection between the two countries.
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