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Accident in Cabo Verde. "There is no evidence of crime"

Observador6 September 2026 at 14:57

An accident occurred in Cabo Verde that has already claimed at least 25 lives. Jaime Rodrigues, correspondent of the Cape Verdean agency Inforpress, is providing details about the accident to Rádio Observador.

According to available information, there is no evidence of crime involved in the incident. The Cape Verdean authorities do not point to criminal activities as the cause of the accident.

The number of fatalities is at least 25 people, making this an accident with significant impact on the country. The Inforpress correspondent has been the main source of information on developments in the situation.

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