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Portugal-Funded Projects to Link Latin America and Africa

Portugal funds 5 major projects to bolster cooperation between Latin America and Africa, focusing on health, food security, and digital

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Cape Verde Warning: TACV Airline Faces Potential Liquidation

Cape Verde's Transport Minister warns flag carrier TACV faces liquidation due to mounting debt and high leasing costs. Read about

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PAICV Backs Cape Verde PM Carvalho Amidst 26 Criminal Charges

PAICV backs PM Francisco Carvalho amidst 26 criminal charges including corruption and fraud. Read about the political fallout and upcoming

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Odemira Hosts Sete Sóis Sete Luas Festival: Global Arts Hub

Discover the Sete Sóis Sete Luas Festival in Odemira, Portugal. Experience a blend of Mediterranean music, contemporary circus, flamenco, and

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Gulbenkian Foundation: Transforming Health and Arts in Africa

Discover how the Gulbenkian Foundation is transforming health, STEM, and the arts across Lusophone Africa through independent development and local

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Ramos-Horta: Sovereignty is No Excuse for Human Rights Abuses

Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta slams nations using sovereignty to hide human rights abuses, calling international silence a scandal and a

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Ramos-Horta Urges CPLP Reform: Focus on Education & Culture

President Ramos-Horta calls for the CPLP to move beyond bureaucracy and prioritize youth mobility, education, and culture across Lusophone nations.

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Ramos-Horta Backs Brazil for CPLP Presidency Over East Timor

President Ramos-Horta backs Brazil for the 2027-2029 CPLP presidency, citing East Timor's upcoming ASEAN commitments and the need for strategic

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30 Years of CPLP: The Evolution of the Lusophone Bloc

Explore the 30-year history of the CPLP, from its 1996 founding to the mobility revolution. Learn how nine Lusophone nations

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Angola and Mozambique Still Resist Portuguese Spelling Reform

Angola and Mozambique remain the final holdouts in the 1990 Portuguese Spelling Agreement, citing national identity and financial concerns.

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