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Exclusive: José Maria Neves looks to the future ahead of the announcement of his re-candidacy
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Exclusive: José Maria Neves looks to the future ahead of the announcement of his re-candidacy

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 08:54

President José Maria Neves is preparing to announce his re-candidacy, looking to the future while concluding his first term. At a moment of assessment, the head of state takes stock of his five years in office.

The interview addresses questions about his management, asking him to identify his greatest achievement and his greatest frustration during this period. Neves responds by referring to highlights of his term.

Among these highlights, the President highlights major conferences that addressed themes such as oceans and Creolity, indicating these initiatives as notable points of his leadership.

The article comes in an important political context, with the imminent official announcement of José Maria Neves's re-candidacy, marking the beginning of a new electoral race.

Why this matters

This interview is of direct interest to Cape Verdean citizens who follow the national political scene, as it offers a first public assessment of the President's performance ahead of a possible re-candidacy. The article comes at a politically relevant moment, preceding the formal announcement of this candidacy.

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