AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeportation Case: A US federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return Ahmed Soliman, an Egyptian man deported to Equatorial Guinea, ruling that his removal violated due process. The judge cited unrebutted reports that Soliman was threatened and beaten while held in Malabo; US officials say they are working to facilitate his return. Maritime Affairs: Sweden lifted its detention order on the sanctioned tanker Sea Owl 1 after Equatorial Guinea confirmed the ship was properly registered under its flag. Consular Tensions: Families of two Spaniards jailed in Malabo staged a protest in Granada, accusing Spain’s government of abandoning the men and warning they face trial without evidence. Regional Policy: Equatorial Guinea is among the African Union’s 10-member committee pressing for two permanent and two additional non-permanent African seats on the UN Security Council. Economic Rules: From November 1, older CEMAC coin series will no longer be legal tender, with holders given until October 2027 to exchange them.
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