Carla Lima
Carla Lima is a prominent Cape Verdean politician and member of the PAICV (African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde). Recently in the news for criticizing the government's lack of effective strategies to combat rising crime rates in Cape Verde, particularly in the cities of Praia and Mindelo, she has expressed deep concern over public safety and the increasing fear among citizens. During a political statement, Lima highlighted the alarming discrepancy between official crime statistics and the reality faced by residents, emphasizing the urgent need for government action to address these issues.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima pointed out sectors such as tourism, employment, education, and transport as areas where intervention is needed.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima is the parliamentary leader of PAICV who expressed concerns about the state of the nation and the public accounts.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima, the parliamentary leader of PAICV, rejected the criticisms made by the opposition and defended that the Government Program presents a strategy for the next five years.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima is the leader of the parliamentary group of PAICV and guarantees that the government's program fulfills electoral promises.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima, the parliamentary leader of PAICV, deferred the party's statement to a future date.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima, the parliamentary leader of PAICV, referred the party's statement to a future date.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima highlighted the legacy of the independence generation, emphasizing the importance of equality of opportunities for all Cabo Verdeans.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima was elected as the new parliamentary leader of the PAICV with unanimous support from her peers.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima is a member of the Permanent Commission.
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Cabo Verde:
Carla Lima met with journalists during the parliamentary discussions.
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