AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMemorial Justice in Tarrafal: President José Maria Neves says Cabo Verde will pursue a technical and museum-focused dialogue to include the memory of prisoners held at Tarrafal between 1974 and 1975, after families challenged gaps in the Tarrafal Resistance Museum’s founding document, with the case set to be reviewed with the Culture Ministry, the Cultural Heritage Institute and UNESCO advisory bodies. Diaspora Culture: Portugal’s African diaspora will hold the third “Marcha Cabral” in Lisbon this Saturday, inspired by Cabo Verde’s marches and themed “Recognise, Repair, Decolonise,” linking Cabral’s legacy to today’s ecological and climate crisis. Sports Spotlight: Mhayibeni Gifty Jami became the first Naga to represent India at the World Nomad Games, competing against players including from Cabo Verde. International Education: University of Macau’s International Night brought together about 300 students from 50+ countries, including Cape Verde. Global Context: A week recap highlights broader democratic and regional developments across Africa.
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