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Cape Verde’s Prime Minister is satisfied with Fitch’s positive assessment

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Cape Verde's Prime Minister, Ulisses Correia e Silva, said today he was satisfied with the assessment by the Fitch agency, which improved the country's rating from stable to positive, considering that it is the result of the "good recovery" of the economy."We are pleased with the Fitch Rating agency's assessment of our economy.
It is a positive evaluation of what is happening in Cape Verde.""The economy has seen a good recovery," wrote the head of government on his official page on the social network Facebook.In its report published this week, the rating agency announced ..To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan.
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