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Condolences sent by Portugal after tragic accident in Cabo Verde

RTP Notícias6 September 2026 at 20:40

The Cabo Verde government decreed two days of national mourning following a tragic accident that occurred this Saturday. The President of the Republic of Cabo Verde also ordered the opening of an investigation to determine the causes of the accident.

The President of the Portuguese Republic contacted his Cabo Verde counterpart by telephone to express heartfelt condolences, demonstrating Portugal's solidarity in the face of the tragedy.

No further details are known about the nature of the accident or the number of victims involved, information that should be clarified within the scope of the investigation ordered by the authorities of Cabo Verde.

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