AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS “third-country” deportations: Internal U.S. documents say ICE expanded a “third country” push, sending more than 100 deportees from Afghanistan, Cuba, Nicaragua and others to African states including Equatorial Guinea, plus Burundi, Cameroon, CAR, Eswatini, Liberia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone. Rights pressure: Deportees and lawyers describe the deals as opaque legal loopholes, with some alleging coercion and fear for their lives after rerouting. Malabo spotlight: One Cuban deported to Equatorial Guinea says he was sent without notice and claims he was “trafficked” into a detention setting in Malabo. Regional finance: CEMAC governments increased borrowing on the regional securities market in July; outstanding debt rose to CFA10.56 trillion, with Equatorial Guinea among the borrowers. Diplomacy & security: Angola’s president João Lourenço is set to host an AU extraordinary summit in Luanda focused on conflict prevention and resolution, with many heads of state already confirming. Sports diplomacy: The U.S. swore in Stanley L. Brown as ambassador to Equatorial Guinea, bringing long military and political-military experience.
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