Cape Verde: MpD Slams Gov Over Cost-of-Living Crisis
MpD Leader Paulo Veiga criticizes Cape Verde's government over the rising cost of living and calls for urgent economic intervention
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Cape Verde Approves 2026 Amending Budget for Social Welfare
Cape Verde's parliament approves the 2026 Amending Budget, prioritizing social welfare, education, and healthcare under the new PAICV government.
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Cape Verde Parliament Passes New Government Program Confidence Motion
Cape Verde's parliament approves the PAICV government program via a confidence motion, despite legal allegations against PM Francisco Carvalho.
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Cape Verde PM Unveils New Program Amid Legal Turmoil
Prime Minister Francisco Carvalho unveils Cape Verde's 'New Course' program focused on poverty and infrastructure amid ongoing legal challenges and
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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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Cape Verde Extends Electricity Subsidies Amid Global Volatility
Cape Verde government extends electricity subsidies to protect households from global price volatility, investing €1.18M to maintain energy tariff stability.
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Joana Rosa Joins Race for Cape Verde Presidency
Former Justice Minister Joana Rosa joins the race for Cape Verde Presidency, pledging to be a balancer of democracy and
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Cape Verde PM Slams for Dual Finance Role & Lack of Diversity
Cape Verde's opposition MpD criticizes PM Francisco Carvalho for holding the Finance portfolio and the lack of female representation in
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Cape Verde Seats New Parliament: PAICV Takes Control
Cape Verde's 11th legislature officially begins as PAICV takes control. Janira Hopffer Almada makes history as Speaker. Learn about the
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Cape Verde: MpD Sets Leadership Vote After Election Loss
Cape Verde’s MpD party schedules internal leadership elections for August 9 following its legislative defeat. Ulisses Correia e Silva to
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