AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConstitutional Referendum in Guinea-Bissau: Voters approved a new constitution that boosts presidential powers, including the ability to appoint and dismiss the prime minister and ministers and to dissolve parliament, while cutting National Assembly seats from 102 to 65; the “Yes” camp won with 70% and turnout was reported above 50%, but the main opposition boycotted and says safeguards were lacking after the November 2025 coup. Diplomacy: Serbia’s foreign minister Marko Đurić met Guinea-Bissau’s FM Fatoumata Jau in Belgrade to mark the 65th anniversary of the Non-Aligned Movement’s first conference, agreeing to strengthen political ties and expand economic cooperation. Culture & Representation: Guinea-Bissau’s Hernânia Nantote is among the West and Central African contestants at Miss World 2026, adding fresh spotlight to the country’s presence on an international stage. Public Health: Guinea-Bissau recorded its first mpox outbreak, with WHO reporting 10 lab-confirmed cases (adults) and no deaths as suspected cases rose to 58. Migration & Community Impact: A US-updated deportation list names 427 people across 16 West African countries, including one person from Guinea-Bissau, with offences ranging from fraud to violent crimes.
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