AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCivic Life: Bishop Tavares urged Cabo Verdeans to vote according to conscience in the November 15 presidential election, framing politics as service to society. Education & Inclusion: A Boston commentary warns that English-based developmental tests can misjudge multilingual children, including Cape Verdean Creole speakers, and keep them from needed support. Travel: Cabo Verde is among 50 countries whose citizens may face a US visa bond of up to $20,000 for certain visitor visa applications. Community: Boston named Elsie Dias its Cape Verdean Cultural Advisor, tasked with connecting residents to city services and supporting culturally responsive programs. Lusophone Culture: A Macau festival brought together nearly 690 performers, with Cape Verde among the Portuguese-speaking communities represented through music, food and traditions. Island Getaways: Sal searches rose 67% in Skyscanner’s 2027 travel trends, while Boa Vista is promoted as a winter-sun destination.
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