Ep38 - Why is Cabo Verde 🇨🇻 a stable democracy?

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Why is Cape Verde a stable democracy? Miles quickly talks us through the points that likely make Cape Verde a stable democracy. #capeverde #learning #politics #geography #macaronesia #education #educationpodcasts

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