AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElectoral Preparedness: Church and civil society leaders in Guinea-Bissau received training from SECAM on preventing election violence, observing polls impartially and countering disinformation, with a focus on peaceful participation and democratic transition. Regional Politics: Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s decision to welcome Guinea-Bissau’s junta leader, Horta N’Tam, to the Dakar Youth Olympic Games drew criticism, as Guinea-Bissau remains suspended from ECOWAS after the 2025 coup. Citizenship Rules: Portugal’s new regulations preserve a seven-year naturalization path for nationals of Portuguese-speaking countries, including Guinea-Bissau, while applicants face added language, cultural-knowledge and financial requirements. Trafficking Concerns: Reports from Bissau describe migrants lured with promises of work and onward travel, then exploited or stranded; authorities have rescued dozens from a suspected trafficking network.
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