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Cabo Verde and the United States of America: a bicentennial relationship
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Changes in the distribution of world power suggest that insular countries such as Cabo
Verde should diversify international cooperation and thus ensure long-term benefits. This
premise, combined with principles of solidarity, mutual respect, transparency and
responsibility has enabled the signing of various agreements between Cabo Verde and the
United States of America in the areas of security and defence, development aid policy,
democracy and human rights. This article critically discusses the main gains achieved in the
relationship between the United States of America and Cabo Verde, an former Portuguese
colony until July 1975 and, after that date, an independent state, with the purpose of
providing an analytical framework to respond to the current challenges. To do this, an
exploratory qualitative study was carried out based on bibliographical and documentary
analysis. The article concludes that Cabo Verde and the United States of America have been
following the evolution of the international community, taking into account the importance
in the region where the archipelago is inserted, sharing synergies and exchanging
experiences in matters of development, defence and security.
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Cabo Verde, United States of America, Bilateral relations, Defence and security, Development.
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Madeira, João Paulo. Cabo Verde and the United States of America: a bicentennial relationship. Janus.net, e-journal of international relations. Vol12, Nº. 2, November 2021-April 2022.Consulted [online] on the date of the last visit, https://doi.org/10.26619/1647-7251.12.2.7