Cape Verde politics – Cabo Verde

UCID leader João Santos Luís aims to end absolute majorities in Cape Verde's parliament, proposing economic reforms and decentralization for

PAICV leader Francisco Carvalho launches his campaign for Cape Verde’s legislative elections, promising free university and transport reforms.

Campaigning begins for Cape Verde's legislative elections. MpD and PAICV clash over economic growth, social welfare, and the influential diaspora

Cape Verde diaspora voter registration surges 36% ahead of the May 17 elections. Discover how modern registration is reshaping the

Cape Verde President José Maria Neves vetoes the controversial civil service law after the Constitutional Court ruled the bill unconstitutional.

Constitutionalist Wladimir Brito, the architect of Cape Verde’s 1992 democratic foundation, has passed away at 75. A legacy of freedom

Cape Verde's opposition party PAICV unveils a new candidate list with 70% fresh faces for the May 17 elections, aiming

Cape Verde President José Maria Neves calls for a strong balance between the state and civil society to ensure sustainable

The UCID party launches its 'Third Way' campaign for the May 17 Cape Verde elections, aiming to break the MpD

Cape Verde's ruling MpD party revamps 60% of its candidate list in a bold move to secure a third term

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