AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoThird-Country Deportations: The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Donald Trump’s administration to resume rapid deportations to “third countries,” including Equatorial Guinea, while legal challenges continue—sparking fresh outrage over due process and risks of torture. Human Rights at UN: China urged UN member states to end unilateral coercive measures, arguing they fuel instability and harm developing countries. Equatorial Guinea in the Spotlight: A U.S. State Department human-rights report flags serious abuses in Equatorial Guinea, while a reported $7.5m deal would accept noncitizens removed from the U.S. under a process critics say lacks clarity. Regional Finance: CEMAC’s bad-loan ratio fell to 15.4% as non-performing loans declined across member states, including Equatorial Guinea. Diplomacy: Venezuela’s foreign minister held meetings at the UN, including with Equatorial Guinea, on energy, mining and agriculture cooperation. Local Business & Trade: Hitachi is reshaping its dealer network across West and Central Africa, expanding coverage that includes Equatorial Guinea. Culture: Spanish-Equatoguinean ceramicist Bisila Noha won Italy’s Tacchini Prize, with an exhibition in Milan.
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