AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChild Protection: Cabo Verde’s Family and Social Affairs minister Adélsia Almeida warned the country cannot “normalize” sexual violence against children and teens, citing over 600 new cases yearly and about half involving minors, plus more than 1,000 pending cases at the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Digital Connectivity: DE-CIX and Cabo Verde Telecom signed a Letter of Intent to explore a South Atlantic interconnection corridor linking Lisbon and São Paulo, aiming for more direct routes for Europe, West Africa and Latin America. Climate & Disaster Readiness: Cabo Verde validated its “Early Warnings for All” roadmap after Tropical Storm Gonzalo, stressing faster, coordinated action from monitoring to preparedness. Tropical Weather: Gonzalo brought strong winds, heavy rain, flooding and power outages across Cabo Verde before weakening and moving away. Education & Language: Prime Minister Francisco Carvalho backed the Kriolu dual-language initiative launched at Lilla Frederick School in Dorchester. Sports: Cabo Verde hosted Rwanda in AFCON 2027 qualifying, with the match framed as a key chance after an earlier setback. World Cup Fame: Cabo Verde goalkeeper Vozinha says his celebrity has cost him privacy and peace, preferring life before fame.
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