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Portuguese PM Attends Presidential Inauguration in São Tomé

Portuguese PM Luís Montenegro joins African leaders in São Tomé for President Carlos Vila Nova’s inauguration, strengthening CPLP and diplomatic

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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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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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CPLP Demands Total Freedom for Guinea-Bissau Opposition Leader

CPLP calls for total freedom for Guinea-Bissau leader Domingos Simões Pereira after his release for medical treatment in Lisbon amidst

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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 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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Ramos-Horta Backs Brazil for CPLP Leadership Over East Timor

East Timor President Ramos-Horta supports Brazil for the CPLP presidency over his own country's bid, citing the need for geographic

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