AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPrisoner Advocacy: Families of two Spaniards held at Malabo’s Black Beach prison plan a peaceful traffic blockade in Granada today, saying they fear an imminent trial without evidence and accuse Spain’s government of abandoning the men. Deportation Case: The U.S. says it has begun arranging Ahmed Soliman’s return after a federal judge ordered his release and repatriation. Soliman, deported to Equatorial Guinea in April, has reportedly faced threats, beatings and incommunicado detention. Regional Rights: Human Rights Watch says more than 500 migrants have been deported by the U.S. to African countries where they have no ties, including Equatorial Guinea, and warns some face arbitrary detention or onward removal to danger. CFA Currency: Five older coin series will lose legal-tender status across CEMAC, including Equatorial Guinea, on November 1. BEAC has announced a one-year exchange period, but details are pending.
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