AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCape Verde World Cup dream: Praia football school president Silvéria Nédio says the island nation’s first-ever World Cup spot proves “a small country” can compete with the world’s big names, as young players at Bola pra Frente chase the same path. World Cup build-up in Miami: Inter Miami CF will host official training for national teams in Miami, including a Cape Verde match in the tournament schedule (Uruguay vs Cape Verde on June 21). Spain vs Cape Verde spotlight: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente insists Lamine Yamal is on track after his hamstring scare, with Spain set to open against Cape Verde on June 15 in Atlanta. Uruguay squad drama: Marcelo Bielsa leaves Luis Suárez out of Uruguay’s World Cup squad despite Suarez’s openness to return, keeping the focus on other attackers. Visa friction for fans: The U.S. plans to cut the number of African embassies/consulates that process visas, a move expected in June that could complicate travel plans for supporters. Film & culture link: Locarno Open Doors Africa names Cabo Verde producer Natasha Craveiro among its 2026 selections, boosting visibility for African storytelling.
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