AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLanguage & Education: Cabo Verde PM Francisco Carvalho joined Boston Public Schools and Cape Verdean leaders at Dorchester’s Lilla Frederick School to celebrate the launch of a Kriolu dual-language program, calling it a historic step for teaching the Cape Verdean language in schools. Social Policy: The US Social Security Administration published its “Country List 4,” naming Cabo Verde among 55 countries whose citizens can keep receiving benefits after more than six months abroad. AFCON 2027 Qualifiers: Matchday 2 delivered shocks for West Africa: Nigeria lost 0-3 to Guinea-Bissau and Ghana fell 2-4 to The Gambia; Cape Verde were upset at home 1-2 by Rwanda, while Egypt thrashed South Sudan 5-0. Regional Politics: Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira called President Umaro Sissoco Embaló’s confirmed second-term bid “chocante,” raising concerns about equality and security in the process. Connectivity & Tech: DE-CIX and Cabo Verde Telecom signed a Letter of Intent to explore a new South Atlantic interconnection corridor linking Lisbon and São Paulo, aiming to reduce reliance on traditional hubs. Sports Spotlight: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha said his World Cup fame has cost him privacy, with constant requests and people filming him.
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