In the contemporary years the country has given itself a stable political organization of alternation, succeeding in the objective of creating an organized society that benefits from good investments in infrastructure, health, alternative energy, fishing and above all tourism.

This latter sector is booming thanks to the interest of foreign groups of international importance that consider Cape Verde a particularly attractive country for tourists, not only for its remarkable natural beauties but also for the fact that it is a territory where there are no risks associated with endemic diseases, where there is a very low crime rate and where the local population is mild and very hospitable.

Cape Verde proudly upholds the mantle of a semi-presidential republic, boasting a robust multi-party system where power transitions occur peacefully. Its electoral processes are lauded for their fairness and freedom.

While strides have been made towards gender equality, societal norms still present barriers for women's full participation in politics. Additionally, concerns linger over the fair treatment and rights of migrant workers, signaling areas ripe for continued attention and improvement.

However, amid these challenges, Cape Verde shines in certain realms. The nation boasts a vibrant free press and a steadfast commitment to upholding the rule of law, earning accolades on global platforms such as Freedom House's Freedom in the World report. Civil liberties are generally safeguarded, although the efficacy of the justice system sometimes faces hurdles due to its overwhelmed nature.

In essence, Cape Verde stands as a testament to the resilience of democracy, navigating through adversities while upholding its core values of freedom, fairness, and progress.