AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoJustice & Accountability: Alex Saab, a longtime ally of Nicolás Maduro, pleaded guilty in a Miami court to money laundering tied to Venezuela’s CLAP food and medicine program, agreeing to forfeit $195 million and potentially face up to 20 years—an outcome that investigative outlet Armando.info says vindicates years of reporting. Health & Care: WHO-led experts from 10 African countries met in Nairobi to push for national dementia plans, better diagnosis, and expanded access to care, as dementia remains largely underdiagnosed across the region and caregiving burdens fall heavily on families. Tech & Entertainment (Cape Verde included): Apple is expanding iCloud+ into a broader bundle in 100+ countries, adding Apple TV and Apple Arcade (and “Apple Music Select”) at no extra charge—Cape Verde is on the rollout list, while the U.S. and several major markets are not. Arts, Culture & Community: In Lisbon, the Diáspora africana em Portugal will hold the third “Marcha Cabral” inspired by Cabo Verde’s marches, linking Amílcar Cabral’s legacy to today’s climate and land-rights concerns. Sports (Cape Verde connection): Cape Verde’s beach volleyball youth program continues building toward Dakar 2026 after a successful development cup in Senegal, with Cape Verde among the women’s teams.
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