AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUS Visa Overhaul for Africa: The US State Department plans to cut visa-processing embassies and consulates across Africa from nearly 50 to 20 regional hubs, with Praia (Cape Verde) named among the remaining centres, expected to take effect in June. World Cup Build-Up: Cape Verde’s World Cup moment keeps growing, with Spain set to open Group H against the island nation on June 15, while Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz calls up St Patrick’s Athletic goalkeeper Joseph Anang for the tournament. Local World Cup Culture: Cape Verde’s national team is also set to appear in Boston’s Dorchester Day Parade, after a 3-0 friendly win over Serbia. Travel Reality Check: For fans heading to Miami matches at Hard Rock Stadium, FIFA says parking passes must be bought in advance, while Miami-Dade offers free game-day shuttles for verified ticket holders. Uruguay Squad Drama: Marcelo Bielsa defended his decision to omit Luis Suárez, insisting the striker “does not owe me an apology.”
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