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CPLP 30 Years: Mozambique Hails Mobility Agreement Success

Mozambique celebrates CPLP's 30th anniversary, praising the Mobility Agreement as a landmark for free movement and economic cooperation among member

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New Anthology Celebrates 30 Years of the Lusophone Community

Celebrate 30 years of the CPLP with 'As casas ainda respiram,' a new anthology featuring 15 authors from the nine

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CPLP Needs ‘Galvanizing Project’ to Impact Citizens

Former Secretary Maria do Carmo Silveira urges CPLP to move beyond rhetoric and adopt a 'galvanizing project' to impact citizens

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CPLP at 30: Solidarity Vowed for Crisis-Torn Guinea-Bissau

CPLP marks 30 years with a pledge of solidarity for Guinea-Bissau. Executive Secretary Fátima Jardim calls for democracy and peace

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Timor-Leste FM Marks CPLP 30th Anniversary with Call for Unity

Timor-Leste's Foreign Minister Bendito Freitas marks the CPLP's 30th anniversary, calling for the Lusophone group to remain a global space

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Portugal Reaffirms Commitment to CPLP on 30th Anniversary

President António José Seguro reaffirms Portugal's commitment to the CPLP on its 30th anniversary, highlighting peace, democracy, and global cooperation.

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Ramos-Horta Urges Reform as CPLP Turns 30

Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta calls for the CPLP to focus on culture and education over bureaucracy as the Lusophone organization

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CPLP 30th Anniversary: An ‘Invisible’ Union Faces the Future

On its 30th anniversary, the CPLP faces an identity crisis as citizens across Lusophone nations feel disconnected from the intergovernmental

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Mozambique President: CPLP Must Become ‘Community of Solidarity’

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo calls for the CPLP to transform into a 'Community of Solidarity' ahead of the organization's 30th

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CPLP Mobility Pact Stalling: Analysts Warn of Backtrack

Experts warn the CPLP mobility agreement is stalling as Portugal and other member states tighten visa rules, threatening Lusophone integration.

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