CPLP Expands: 14 New Organizations Join Lusophone Bloc
The CPLP grants consultative observer status to 14 new organizations from Angola, Brazil, Portugal, and more during the Council of
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Guide to Cape Verdean Literature: Great Authors & Works
Discover the rich literary world of Cape Verde. From the Claridade movement to Germano Almeida, explore the authors defining the
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Cape Verde Municipal Leaders Demand Urgent Government Summit
Cape Verdean municipal leaders call for an urgent summit with the central government to address decentralization and financial stability for
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Macau & São Tomé Sign Anti-Money Laundering Agreement
Macau signs an anti-money laundering pact with São Tomé and Príncipe to bolster financial intelligence sharing and combat global terrorism
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August 26 in History: Human Rights, Mother Teresa & More
Explore the major historical events of August 26, from the Declaration of Human Rights and the birth of Mother Teresa
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August 24 in History: From Vesuvius to the Digital Age
Explore the major historical events of August 24, from the eruption of Vesuvius and the fall of Rome to the
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Educational Reform in Cape Verde: Building a Digital Future
Discover how Cape Verde is transforming its economy through ambitious educational reforms, digital WebLabs, and vocational training for a high-tech
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Cape Verde School Reforms Target Anti-LGBTI+ Violence
Cape Verde implements new school reforms and teacher training to combat anti-LGBTI+ bullying and violence, fostering a safer educational environment.
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Cape Verde to Revive Stalled Municipal & Social Projects
Cape Verde's PM Francisco Carvalho announces the immediate revival of stalled municipal projects, including housing, healthcare, and infrastructure improvements.
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Guinean Diaspora Protests Lisbon Over ‘Sham’ Referendum
Bissau-Guinean diaspora in Lisbon protests the August 30 constitutional referendum, calling it a sham to legitimize the 2025 military coup.
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