AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS Deportations in Malabo: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police pulled firearms on US deportees at a Malabo hotel after a dispute over confiscated mobile phones, with migrants also alleging poor medical care, denial of legal help and severe psychological distress. Witness Account Escalation: A separate report says a Cuban deportee stepped between armed officers and an Egyptian-American detainee as officers ordered “Shoot him,” underscoring fears over safety during third-country removals. Regional Trade Boost (CEMAC): Cameroon approved 120 additional products for 14 firms under CEMAC’s preferential trade regime, bringing Equatorial Guinea’s participation to 11 approved companies covering 109 products. CEMAC Payments Push: BEAC is rolling out interoperable digital payments across CEMAC, aiming for higher financial inclusion by 2029 and 2032. UN Peace Bell: UN chief António Guterres rang the Peace Bell warning that conflicts are widening and dialogue is missing—an echo of the security concerns raised by the deportation reports.
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